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Pruning and Propagating and Hoping…
Last year was a good year for grape propagation, and so I spent the day pruning the grapes, which have gone dormant, and potting up cuttings thus: I’ve been gang potting cuttings lately, as it saves time and materials, and … Continue reading
Posted in Food Forest, Fruit, Propagation, Vegetables
Tagged fig, food forest, fruit, grapes, propagation
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Grape Juice the Color of a Jewel
This season has been terrible for most summer annuals – tomatoes, peppers, squash, and the like – but fantastic for the small fruits in the garden. Blueberries, gooseberries, lingonberries, and currants have all been ridiculously productive, and I even harvested … Continue reading
Foraging vs. Harvesting
I like foraging (which here I’ll define as wandering around the garden, picking this and that and eating it) much better than I like harvesting, which usually is usually a hot, mosquito-ridden endeavor that involves a bowl, bucket or some … Continue reading
Posted in Fruit
Tagged beans, blueberries, food forest, foraging, fruit, grapes, Vegetables
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