urbangarden Tag Posts Index

Harvesting & Drying Onions - by Sunscape

Ten days ago I decided to pull all the onions out of the raised gardens. The tops were starting to fall over and most of them were big enough for my preference.

Writer

To be a writer is a wonderful thing One can play with words that laugh and sing Friends can be almost anyone And in the end, your side has won Places fade one to

It’s gap-toothed smile Stares me down A yawning hole Filled with reek Sweat and ...

... unwashed bodies Claws hook into my throat Crushing down on my esophagus 1/2 #poem #poetry #poemoftheday #photography #cwh #bees #bee #flowers #garden #urbangardening

Harvesting mung bean sprouts while on a google meet with co-workers.🤫 ...

Harvesting mung bean sprouts while on a google meet with co-workers.🤫 #workfromhome #work #alive #healthyliving #aliveandthriving #urbangarden

Nutritious compost and worm tea for the garden

gm plant lovers! One of the cool things about getting new plants is rearranging and giving maintenance to your home garden. As you might have seen from my previous

Vermicomposting on the Terrace

Living on the upper floor can be challenging but fun. Making the best out of what I have.

Urban Garden Salsa: Fighting Inflation One Tomato at a Time

Whenever my husband asks me what kind of vegetables I want to plant, I always respond that I want a salsa garden. I love the idea of going out into my yard, picking

As the garden grows…

The plants appear to be happy in the relocated garden beds. Sweet peas, bush beans, spinach and radishes are sprouting too.

Home grown ATIS fruit (apple custurd)

Year 2018 we had a family trip on Vietnam. My father is so amazed to find out that there is an Atis fruit in vietnam. So amazed that after he ate it, he brought

Interesting invasive species perspective article

Interesting read in the link below. What is a Native versus Invasive? Dartmouth Professors found Indigenous knowledge essential to the conversation. Different worldviews

Garden 2021 : June Update

Things aren't looking that great It is the beginning of June and we just had 3 days of rain. That's partially a good thing, because we barely had any rain during

Our First TREE! A Meyer Lemon in an Enormous Grow Bag - EarthDeed and Garden Journal

Last year's drought claimed a couple of the decorative trees from the garden at the end of summer. We were away for Christmas holidays and the water restrictions

When the weekend is busy and you are determined to garden - Earth Deeds

This weekend we finally made it into real gardeners territory, we were gardening after dark! And none of the outside lights are currently working so it really was

Urban Gardening Update / Growing food in the city on two balconies

I haven't made a garden update for 2 months! Time has been flying and I didn't realize it has been so long! See the last one here: Urban Garden update Here's a wide

Potting a Honeycrisp Apple Tree

For the urban gardener who want to develop that great mini food forest, planting big fruit trees in the ground is sometimes not an option due to limited space. To

Urban garden update, green onions, basil, green beans and snap peas!

About two months ago I made a post for the quarantine challenge and in that post I talked about creating a small urban garden! Remember these? Probably my biggest

Artemis Shares: Garden Inspiration

Looking out of the Thai kitchen window this morning, @artemisshares felt OVERWHELMED by the state of the back garden, which has grown over a foot tall in weeds last

Arveja y tomates junto a la ventana

Most Recent Garden Harvest!

I have to figure out what's going on with our yellow cucumbers... Maybe not enough water. Edemame Tomatoes Green onion Xenias

First Day of Summer in My Garden Shire

I’m celebrating the first day of Summer in my Garden Shire! It is turning out great and the most fun is sharing the produce with friends, family and neighbors. Comparing