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KMH asks us what size of garden does everyone have...

2007-05-28T04:24:00.000-07:00

KMH asks us what size of garden does everyone have?

I never really looked into the square footage of our garden space. However, we live on a "small acre" (7/8ths of an acre). And every year, another peice of our lawn gets eaten up by the garden monster, while the front yard has already started to become a place for ornamental edibles...two blueberry's, two blackberries, and a grape. And there's a neighbor's mulberry tree that hangs over our backyard that we get berries from every year.

I still consider myself an amateur at it, but our cellar shelves still have a few cans of cherry tomatoes, salsa, mulberry preserves, and hot pepper jelly left, and we are already getting all of the fresh greens and green onion tops we could want.

I am new to this blog, came from the "making home"...

2007-05-25T20:24:00.000-07:00

I am new to this blog, came from the "making home" blog by jess. I love your ideas, and a not for those in a place that has a lot of sweet potato farmers (I am in NC) you can get a few from their plots after they harvest and grow your own from the slips that grow out of them. I have an entire row of sweet potatoes that I grew from just two potatoes. I love gardening, but often the hardest part is when to harvest.

How hard is it to grow and make the grain for your own flour for bread and stuff... that would save me alot. Me and my kids are the only ones who eat veggies and fruit as my husband doesn't eat a lot of that. so I share my abundance with my neighbors so there is little waste. I am trying peanuts this year for my husband as he likes them... and found a place online that will sell a coffee plant... that will save me a bundle!!!

Thanks for your good posts, I am definitely bookmarking to this blog.

I'm having a good ol' time with my sprouts again. ...

2007-05-24T06:24:00.000-07:00

I'm having a good ol' time with my sprouts again. Even though I have to buy the seeds, I figure if they grow on my counter they are "local" when edible!

These are easy to do, make great additions to salads, stir-fry, mostly I put them on sandwiches in place of lettuce-like stuff.

This requires 1 glass jar and water. SproutPeople (I have no relationship with them) have great and creative mixes, or you can just buy something like mungs. You can buy fancy sprouters, but I have an old bell jar and some lids. That's it.

--mem

Basil can be direct seeded once the weather is war...

2007-05-22T19:05:00.000-07:00

Basil can be direct seeded once the weather is warm. With the cool wet spring we've had its not yet warm enough. I have direct seeded basil but I prefer to start the seeds inside and transplant out.
Anna banana my friend's daughter lives in Queens I get to visit now and then :).
Lime Sarah we are neighbors I am in central Ma.
I got to make a check mark against many of Sharon's suggestions but I love to extend my season and I want to grow some of my chicken's feed this year.

Beth
going on 10 years as a smallish CSA whose in preseason gitters due to lousy spring weather delaying many plantings :)

Asparagus is actually quite easy. It takes a litt...

2007-05-22T09:01:00.000-07:00

Asparagus is actually quite easy. It takes a little work to get it started, but then you have 15 years to enjoy.

MEA:A perennial is a plant which, had it not died...

2007-05-22T08:58:00.000-07:00

MEA:

A perennial is a plant which, had it not died, would have come back year after year. That's was I was taught in my MG class.

Sharon, one of the things I love about your suggestions is that they are open ended. I have a garden, but I can keep going. I can try spuds in gunny sacks, or peas up the compst bin, or a comfry patch to feed the compost... it just gets better.

I am all over this one! I just posted some recent...

2007-05-22T08:52:00.000-07:00

I am all over this one! I just posted some recent photos of our garden. There are 10 roughly 4'x12' beds finished. This space for 2-5 more, but they will have to wait until strawberrie are done so we can move those out of the way. This is out second year with this size garden and it was not a huge success last year. We are Zone 6 I believe.

We put in 3 blueberries this year and two apple trees last year. Slowly, but surely.

sarah-i've heard that asparagus is acutally not th...

2007-05-22T08:27:00.000-07:00

sarah-
i've heard that asparagus is acutally not that difficult to do, plus it's one of those plants that comes back year after year (i forget which is which between perennials and annuals). in northeast ohio, my grandma has wild asparagus growing in the ditch by her driveway.

of our herbs that we started from seed (before the last frost, d'oh!), i think the basil is the only one that didn't come up. i think a seedling is a good idea!

We have a front yard that's maybe 100 square feet,...

2007-05-22T07:38:00.000-07:00

We have a front yard that's maybe 100 square feet, that currently has some basil seeds that seem to have failed (maybe I'll get some actual seedlings, since those seem to be more successful; this was a bit of an impulse buy), and some assorted wildflower seeds, and a rhubarb bush that I just planted with three tiny little leaves already! I also have a takeout container full of hot pepper seedlings, some of which that might be ready to transplant by next week, and another full of sunflowers that our landlord won't let us plant in the yard (nothing higher than the hedge, he says, which really covers most non-grain edibles, so that seems fair). Can you grow sunflowers in pots?

I'd be more intensively trying to plant veggies in the yard, but we also have a CSA share, so we'll really have as many vegetables as we can deal with at the moment :-) I'm going to try to aquire some herb seedlings, and maybe marigolds, but otherwise I'll just do planning for next year. We eat more basil and hot peppers than the CSA will possibly be able to give us. Next year I'd like to see if I can get okra to grow, along with some other things the CSA farm doesn't do. Ideally, I want asparagus, but that seems like a rather advanced project and not really worth it in terms of the amount of food we'd get. We're in Waltham, MA.

i have a container garden with more than 24 plants...

2007-05-22T07:14:00.000-07:00

i have a container garden with more than 24 plants, and yesterday i noticed that we have green tomatolings and tiny yellow squashlings already! this is our first year with a garden at our house, so we stuck to things i knew were easy to grow: lots of tomatoes, zucchinis, yellow summer squash, green peas. i may hit up a local restaurant/deli for a couple five gallon buckets and try to get some dry beans in before planting time is up.

we also found a lot of nice plantlings at the farmer's market and thus have an experimental herb collection (cilantro, kentucky mint, spearmint, thai basil, rosemary) and three plants each of jalapeno peppers and green bell peppers. i smell some salsa brewing ;)

i'm in queens, nyc. not sure what zone that's in. we get some nice rain up until june and then more come september/october/november.

Good post. I'm curious what size garden does ever...

2007-05-22T05:41:00.000-07:00

Good post. I'm curious what size garden does everyone have? I know this next questions depends on several factors (soil, rain, zone) but what size would be needed to realistically feed a family of 4.

We garden in raised beds with intensive planting. We have about 900-1000 square feet of garden space and plan to double that in the coming year. We are in zone 5 with plenty of rain April-June, tolerable rain in July-August, and plenty again in September.

KMH