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The Downtown Tempe Urban Garden has its own NING at: http://greentempeteam.ning.com/ Sign up and volunteer if you are interested in this Tempe community project. Thanks!
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It's beautiful!
on Wednesday
There's a Low Desert Planting Calendar, that I use. It used to be on this site, but I can't find it anymore. However, it's still available on the Urban Farm website: http://www.yourguidetogreen.com/TheUrbanFarm/wp-content/uploads/Planting_Calendar
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Its definitely a time of transition! I am sold on Swiss Chard, mine has gone all year long, I just planted a Rainbow variety and it too is taking off like crazy! Thank goodness it also tastes good!!
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Hey y'all!I just saw this come through Twitter / Facebook, from Caffe Boa. Didn't know if any of you folks would be interested:http://www.facebook.com/originalcaffeboa/posts/322657807563
February 3
Very cool! Last year, I used up some broccoli leaves, by cooking them like southern greens. They turned out pretty tasty!
February 2

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I live in Glendale with my partner, our teenage son, two cats and two dogs.
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At least some of my plants like the heat

The melons and cucumbers are going crazy. Especially the melons. The cuke plants are getting HUGE and blooming, but I'm not seeing any product.

The Charentais melon, on the other hand...

I took this pic on Friday:



Now look at it as of this morning (Monday):



Whoa.

UPDATE: This morn… Continue

Posted on May 18, 2009 at 3:00pm —

grrlscout

No 'Poo

I'm goin' for it.



In the mustard bottle, "shampoo" : 1 Tbsp baking soda.

I fill the bottle with water in the shower. Give it a good shake, and apply to the roots. Massage it in, and rinse out.

In the spray bottle, "conditioner" : 1 Tbsp of ACV per cup of water, plus a few drops o… Continue

Posted on April 27, 2009 at 9:00am — 4 Comments

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My "vacation" day

Monday I had a doctor's appt mid-day, so I just took the whole day off.

6:00 am
First thing, I hit the gym. When I got home, I folded the bread dough that I had prepared the night before, and hit the showers.

8:00 am
All sparkly clean, I did some graphic design work, and then pre-heated the oven. I finished the baking and MM MM it smelled good.



I'm not much of a baker, but… Continue

Posted on April 22, 2009 at 10:37am — 5 Comments

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Disaster.

Just yesterday, I was telling everyone how great it was that this plants is producing.

Alas, I got home last night, and the whole thing was on the ground. The plant was crushed under the basket, and its main stem is broken in three places.

Desperate, I duct taped it.

Yup.

Duct tape.



If by some miracle the thing survives, it'll be definitive proof that duct tape truly can fix anything.

Posted on April 10, 2009 at 8:51am — 4 Comments

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First tomato babies!

I have two wee little tomato nubbins! I have tomatoes growing in three different conditions:

On the East side, in a bed:



On the West side, in pots:



Also on the West side, upside-down, in hanging baskets:

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Posted on April 9, 2009 at 10:00am — 4 Comments

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At 11:24am on May 19, 2009, Trinidad Cardona said…
OMG!! You are to funny
At 10:09pm on May 10, 2009, Shaun said…

At 10:08pm on May 10, 2009, Shaun said…
Great page and photos.
Thanks for your interest with my shade sail offer. Your photo is a big aid in my assisting you.
I can most certainly do everything you ask with your dimensions.
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At 6:24am on April 17, 2009, Debbie said…
love your pics!!!
At 5:34pm on March 26, 2009, JLPhoenix said…
Hi thanks for the add. =)
At 5:32pm on March 25, 2009, Michael and Lylah Ledner said…
We're on the same page....I'm gonna try canning next too :-)
At 3:06pm on March 24, 2009, Michael and Lylah Ledner said…
I'm gonna have to try that...since I'm trying everything else these days. I think my bread (which is amazing!) toasted and your coffee...would be the ticket!
At 2:31pm on March 24, 2009, Michael and Lylah Ledner said…
I love your garden....are those potatoes you're growing? if so, do tell how...

soup looks great too!
 
 

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