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Tagged as: GARDEN WORK, GARDENING, Sprouting, VEGETABLES

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Lava Homestead Update

December 5, 2009

I’ve thought of the succulents and snapdragons that are all over this acre as really nothing more than weeds. Why? Because I didn’t plant them, they sprout up unbidden, then grow without anyone’s help, and they aren’t something I can eat. But I realized just how much they add to my landscape when I [...]

Tagged as: Arugula, Beets, Brugmansia, chard, Christmas, Coffee, Flowing plants, Garden Club, Gardenia, Geranium, Ginger, HOMESTEADING, Lilikoi, Mustard Greens, Passion Fruit, Pikake, Poinsettias, Smoky Tree, Snapdragons, Snow-on-the-mountain, Succulents

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Gallimaufry

October 24, 2009

Before you go scrambling for your dictionary, I’ll save you the trouble. The word “gallimaufry” originally came from the French and it was a hash made out of meat scraps. So that’s what today’s post is going to be – sort of a hash of miscellaneous items that I find interesting. After my post [...]

Tagged as: Cats, gladiolas, HERBS, Lilikoi, Lilikoi Butter, limes, Passion Fruit, VEGETABLES

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Fresh-From-the-Garden Stir-Fry

September 2, 2009

OKRA PODS Drizzle a little extra virgin olive oil into a skillet over medium-high heat. When the oil is hot, toss in lots of sliced garlic, fresh string beans cut into 2” slices, thickly sliced okra, whole sugar snap peas, maybe a few greens like kale, chard, mustards, or even arugula, plus any other [...]

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August 2009 Update

August 22, 2009

8-22-09 August Catch up GARDEN CLUBBERS (photo courtesy of Charles Tobias) The July meeting of our Ocean View Garden Club was at my place. I told them I was definitely a work in progress and not a show place (yet)! They all wanted to see what was growing on my acre because they’d read [...]

Tagged as: Arugula, Bromeliad, Coffee, dahlias, daylilies, FLOWERING PLANTS, Garden Club, GARDENING, gladiolas, Mustard Greens, Orchids, Pikake, sugar snap peas

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Turnip and Mustard Greens

August 5, 2009

MUSTARD GREENS PATCH My brother Hilton has talked about turnip greens in his blog, using a down-home recipe from our Cuz’n Don in Mississippi. Since I’m fixing a “mess o’ greens” today out of my garden, I thought you might enjoy reading a little blurb from our dad that I happened to find the [...]

Tagged as: Beets, FOOD, GARDENING, Mississippi, Mustard Greens, turnip greens

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Feels Like Spring!

July 25, 2009

When I returned from my trip to California mid-June, I saw how much some of my plants had grown. Of course, a few things had run their course and were regrouping for the next growth spurt. For instance, a few little snippets of ivy geranium that I’d broken from a friend’s plant had actually [...]

Tagged as: Brugmansia, chives, GARDENING, Greek Oregano, holy basil, Pikake, Raised Beds, siam basil, Sweet Basil, VEGETABLES

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Veggie Farmers on California Avenue

July 11, 2009

CALIFORNIA AVENUE MARKET Two weeks ago, I wrote about the fruits at the California Avenue Farmers’ Market in Palo Alto. The fruits and veggies were intermingled with flowers and other products, which I’ll show you next week. This week it’s time for your veggies. Across the way from Joanie’s Café where we ate a [...]

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Happy Father’s Day!

June 19, 2009

click here for larger image AL JONES WITH UKELELE Today, this post is to honor the memory of my own father who would have been 100 years old this July, and he died 40 years ago this fall at the young age of 60, an early recipient of open heart surgery. He was an [...]

Tagged as: Collard Greens, Family, father's day, Gardenia, GARDENING, Mississippi, Mustard Greens, Peanuts

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May Day/Lei Day!

May 3, 2009

click here for larger image LEHUA BLOSSOMS ON OHIA TREE What do you think of when May 1 comes along? The Lehua blossoms on the Ohia tree above are one sure sign that we are on the verge of summer. By May 1, the trees are loaded with red blooms and more are opening [...]

Tagged as: Coffee, GARDENING, Geranium, May Day, Ohia, siam basil, Squash, Sweet Basil

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A Spring Day – Easter!

April 11, 2009

click here for larger image SNOW IN BOISE When Spring looks like the photo above, any little sign of growth is so very welcome. This is Inga’s front yard (my daughter in Idaho), taken when she was suffering from a bad case of Spring Fever this year! click here for larger image BOISE SNOW [...]

Tagged as: Agapanthus, Calendula, Easter, GARDENING, Geranium, Green Beans, Hibiscus, Walking Iris

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Spring Has Arrived!

March 21, 2009

click here for larger image ELHARD’S DONKEYTAIL Do you think my cuttings of donkey tail will ever look like the ones Bob Elhard grows above? click here for larger image MY DONKEYTAIL CUTTINGS Even though we don’t have as well-defined a change in season as most locations on the mainland and other parts [...]

Tagged as: chives, cilantro, GARDEN WORK, GARDENING, Greek Oregano, Green Beans, holy basil, Pineapple, Raised Beds, siam basil, Sweet Basil, Yams

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Shangri-La Hawai`i Style

February 8, 2009

click here for larger image PARADISE POND What a delight to find this garden in the middle of a lava field! Anything I could say about this Hawaiian Shangri-La would be superfluous. In fact, there was so much to see here that I will divide Bob Elhard’s work of art into two posts. Today I [...]

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Veggie Farmers on California Avenue

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A Spring Day – Easter!

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