My journey planting a completely chemical-free organic vegetable garden from seeds that were mostly propagated from the food we eat. I also discuss the importance of leading a natural, organic, healthy lifestyle with everything food, cruelty free and health related in between.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
FUNGUS!!
Well. I saw the reviews and thought I had gotten through the worst but my little peat pots got fungus. As was suggested by my buddy at grownotes I moved the trays to a drier room. I guess being in a cold room with three fish tanks wasn't ideal... I have been removing the top layer of soil as the fungus builds. Will most likely be transplanting to larger peat pots this weekend.
jared's avocado
This is a small avocado plant that's kept in the window over the sink. It's such a pretty plant. I love the way it's coming out of the seed, splitting it in two. After seeing a few of the beans come up you can see the relationship it has to legumes.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
The Beginning... not quite
I had two separate people tell me I should blog about my 2010 gardening attempt. So it's not quite at the beginning, I planted (sowed?) my seeds on Feb 15th. It's a little over two weeks later and oh boy how things have sprouted!
Here are photos of what has come up so far:
Here we have Tomatoes, Butternut Squash, Radishes, and a few Sunflowers thrown in
This is the list of what was planted:

Roma Tomato
Brandywine Yellow Tomato
Black Krim Tomato
Beefsteak Tomato
OxHeart Tomato
Butternut Squash
Greek Oak Lettuce
Zucchini Round
Zucchini Black Beauty
Walthum Butternut Squash
Sweet Banana Pepper
Pea Green Arrow
Romaine Lettuce
Eggplant Black Beauty
Spinach
Broccoli - Early Green
Red Romaine Lettuce
Black Seeded Sim Lettuce
Cucumber
Dark Red Beets
Radish
Kentucky Wonder Bean
Spaghetti Squash
Celery
Turnips
White radish
Sunflower
Asian Foot Long Beans
Here are photos of what has come up so far:
I have three Butternut Squash seedlings that are from seeds I saved from a really nice big Squash we used for the Regifting Party menu. It was a very yummy Moroccan Stew. Also the Sunflowers are from seeds I saved from my Sunflowers last year, I hope they're not Monsanto Sunflowers...
This is the list of what was planted:

Roma TomatoBrandywine Yellow Tomato
Black Krim Tomato
Beefsteak Tomato
OxHeart Tomato
Butternut Squash
Greek Oak Lettuce
Zucchini Round
Zucchini Black Beauty
Walthum Butternut Squash
Sweet Banana Pepper
Pea Green Arrow
Romaine Lettuce
Eggplant Black Beauty
Spinach
Broccoli - Early Green
Red Romaine Lettuce
Black Seeded Sim Lettuce
Cucumber
Dark Red Beets
Radish
Kentucky Wonder Bean
Spaghetti Squash
Celery
Turnips
White radish
Sunflower
Asian Foot Long Beans
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