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Duck Snacks | Welsh Harlequins Eating Butter Lettuce

Duck Snacks | Welsh Harlequins Eating Butter Lettuce

by John Johnson | Jul 15, 2021 | Ducks, Videos

The duck snack for today was an old head of butter lettuce that has started to bolt. As the spring turns to summer we like to feed our welsh harlequin ducks snacks from the garden that we are not going to eat ourselves. Instead of just composting this bolting plant,...
Sweet Onions: Harvesting and Drying

Sweet Onions: Harvesting and Drying

by John Johnson | Jul 15, 2021 | Community Garden, Growing Vegetables, Videos

We were harvesting and drying the sweet onions today grown in the community garden plot. The sweet onions that we grew this year were Walla Walla and Alisa Craigs. Both of these varieties get very large and are excellent for making onions rings and for slicing to...
Letting Artichokes Flower for the Bees and Pollinators in your Food Forest

Letting Artichokes Flower for the Bees and Pollinators in your Food Forest

by John Johnson | Jul 14, 2021 | Food Forest, Videos

Do like to grow artichokes? Consider letting your artichokes go to flower in your food forest garden to help bees and other pollinators. We allow the majority of our artichokes to flower. An artichoke produces huge beautiful purple flowers. Consequently, if you let...
Harvesting Potatoes: Toddler Finds Taters

Harvesting Potatoes: Toddler Finds Taters

by John Johnson | Jul 14, 2021 | Growing Vegetables, Videos

Our little toddler loves yummy taters and he helped with part of our potato harvest this year. We grow potatoes in a variety of methods. These were a few extra seed potatoes of a red potato variety and Yukon golds that we had after planting our main rows. We tossed...
Havesting Garlic from Raised Garden Bed

Havesting Garlic from Raised Garden Bed

by John Johnson | Jul 14, 2021 | Growing Vegetables, Videos

We planted a large raised garden bed full of garlic last October. This is our entire year’s supply of garlic. We feed the plants a couple of times during the growing season and kept them watered. We have harvested all of the garlic scapes and it’s time to...
Harvesting Potatoes at Community Garden

Harvesting Potatoes at Community Garden

by John Johnson | Jul 14, 2021 | Community Garden, Videos

We harvested a part of a row of potatoes at our community garden plot. This was a mix of dark Norlund red potatoes and Yukon Gold potatoes. We will pull up the rest of the row the next time we back at our plot and have room in the bucket. Potatoes are a great crop to...
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