Last year I tore up half of my backyard and put in a delightful garden. Last fall I decided that this year I would get rid of the rest of the grass in the back yard. Here are the early winter pictures.
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Climbing Romano Bean
Simon
This year I have transformed my entire, suburban backyard into a garden. My big dog is slightly concerned about where she can go... A new victory garden, return to the "land", cheap therapy to balance my job, a beautiful organic tangle of flowers, weeds, volunteers and vegetables.
Growing in the Garden Now
Climbing Romano Bean
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2009
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June
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- First Mystery Revealed
- Flowers in the Garden this Week
- Tale of Three Beans
- Back Yard Jungle
- Mystery Squash Growth!
- Sunflowers Tower above Will
- New Ground Cherry Tomatoes
- My Mystery Squash
- Peas Love Rain
- Rain all Week
- Cat in the Garden
- Bird Feeder out my window
- Grackels in the Melon Patch
- New Trellises
- Kale Recipe
- Volunteer Awards
- Sugar Pod Pea Flowers - & blog
- Early June
- May Garden
- April Garden
- Winter Garden
- Prologue- Dead of Winter
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June
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Favorite Garden Strategies
- Alpaca Manure and Manure Tea
- Free Christmas Tree mulch
- Pay children 50 cents per bag of grass clippings they bring home
- Compost/ Worm Bin
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"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." Robert Heinlein
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Good for you! We added a few gardens last year, and this year, I really feel like anything that isn't producing food is a waste of water and space. I like reading about your progress.
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