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Aunt Mollys Pineapple Ground Cherries Oregon Treehugger

Tiny, Tiny Ground Cherries

I have never grown these before, but they sounded fun. Ground cherries are a type of tomatillo that is more sweet than tart. I’m having a lot of fun with the tomatillos because they have an automatic shutoff on the ripening process, thereby taking out the guesswork. Essentially, when the husk becomes brown and the [...]

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Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes

Amazing Cauliflower! and The Garden Update

This is the first year I have grown cauliflower, but I love eating it (especially with onion dip HA). I had no idea what to get but this was called Amazing Cauliflower so I couldn’t go wrong … right? The first head matured and was cut today, and it really is quite amazing. The taste [...]

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Pruning Strawberries

Airing Out the Strawberries

The key to avoiding problems at harvest time is preventative strawberry pruning in the spring.

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Planting and Replanting Strawberries

Planting and Replanting Strawberries

Whether you just bought new strawberry starts or you realized you don’t like where your current strawberry patch is growing, this step-by-step guide will help you get your strawberries off to the right start with a proper planting.

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Building the Strawberry Beds

Building the Strawberry Beds

The strawberries are getting a new home this year — a raised garden bed made of cedar! This is how I built it, in case you want to build your own.

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The Nearly-Spring 2010 Update on Strawberries

The Nearly-Spring 2010 Update on Strawberries

Spring is nearly here, so now is the time to evaluate my little strawberry patch and decide what needs to be done to prepare it for the coming season.

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Earth-Friendly Project for Kids

Planting Strawberries with Kids – written by me and posted at Nature Moms Blog.

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