Growing Our Groceries

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Comment by Dawn on August 29, 2009 at 3:59pm

I'd love to start some garlic, maybe shallots - anyone know a good local source for interesting varieties?

Comment by Dawn on August 29, 2009 at 3:44pm

New blog post about our veggie adventure. fieldofgreens-dawn.blogspot.com.
Freakish corn, puzzling tomatoes and a fantastic lemonade recipe.

Comment by Robert Gibson on August 22, 2009 at 10:58am

I cant believe august is almost over and just now my tomatoes and peppers have decided to come on strong. I hated watching my tomatoes grow and start to split before they even thought of turning the slightest pink. Cucks on the other hand have decided to mutate into monsters that have overflowed the trellis and spread like wildfire across the garden and have given away 4 bushels to everyone that i could find to pawn them off on, that's besides all the pickles, relish and assorted other stuff my imagination could think of to use them. Seems like anything that is to grow up haven't done anything , everything viny has taken on a life of its own, including the cantaloupe and watermelons.

Comment by A.Valentine on June 3, 2009 at 10:12am

I know I should mulch all me veggies, I have been a little behind since i spent 3 weeks out of town, does anyone know where I can find almost weed free straw?

Comment by KC Campbell on May 20, 2009 at 12:39pm

Spinach question! My plants have already seeded out, will they come back if I leave them where they are? Or should I cut them back? I've never had it last this long, usually the plants just wither and die! I planted it last fall...

Comment by Tracy on May 18, 2009 at 8:00pm

We came out OK with the storm in Olathe. We've just had too much rain and cool weather, I think. Cantelope hasn't sprouted, other things are just slow to emerge. Come on, sunshine!

Comment by NoGreenThumb on May 18, 2009 at 3:18pm

How did everyone's gardens do in the storms Friday? We were very blessed not to have more damage here west of Topeka, although we had golfball-size hail! With many plants 3 inches tall or shorter, I think our garden is a bit behind where most of you are, but we're happy with it so far. Our strawberries are starting to flower just this week.

Comment by Dawn on May 17, 2009 at 10:09pm

New blog post up @ fieldofgreens-dawn.blogspot.com. Seedlings, sad strawberries and a yummy pasta recipe.

Comment by A.Valentine on May 5, 2009 at 10:04am

yeah, I have been harvesting asparagus for the last 2 weeks. I think my husband is nearly sick of me throwing in asparagus with dinner. LOL

Comment by NoGreenThumb on May 5, 2009 at 9:27am

Congratulations on the asparagus! Everything is so much better fresh from the garden!
When I had an asparagus bed at our old place, I didn't know how to harvest it, so I had a lot of abundant "asparagus bushes" for a while!! I think gardening has a lifetime learning-curve and it's great to start the new gardener-generation as young as possible!
I am trying to get a new asparagus bed in between rain-storms, although it's a bit late. Best wishes to you!

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