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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Tons of Sprouts…
Many of the seeds sown on the 23th are now sprouting… – Tomato ‘Woodle Orange’ – Tomato ‘Hippy Zebra’ – Tomato ‘Brandywine Red’ – Tomato ‘Hawaiian Pineapple’ – Tomato ‘Copia’ – Tomato ‘San Marzano’ – Tomato ‘Vintage Wine’ – Tomato … Continue reading
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Wintersowin’ 2011…
A few days ago, I discovered another way to wintersow… so I’m giving Wintersowing another chance. I purchased two 50 qt. Sterlite plastic bins with covers. I was able to place twelve 3 inch pots into each one. I planted … Continue reading
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Feb 26, 2011 Garden Update…
The Tidy Tips that I sowed 3 days ago are already sprouting… One of my Mom’s Cymbidium Orchid is just about to bloom. Some of my Mom’s Alstroemeria were slightly damaged from last night’s frost, so she placed these plastic … Continue reading
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I Like Mixed Bean Soup…
I like Mixed Bean Soup… *fart* … Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on Facebook Tumblr it Tweet about it Tell a friend
Grafts 2011 Batch 2
Our Bing Cherry looked like it was about to open its buds, so I grafted some Cherry scions as wells as some Plums and Apricots. – Apricot ‘Skaha’ scion grafted onto Plum (near sink) – Cherry ‘Black Eagle’ scion grafted … Continue reading
Alyssum Sprouting + Daikon and Mango Sowed…
I was surprised to see sprouts already from the seeds I planted 2 days ago. The Alyssum ‘Easter Bonnet Deep Rose’ is already sprouting… Daikons I know Daikons are supposed to be planted directly in the ground and not transplanted, … Continue reading
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Another Try at Winter Sowing…
Last year, I attempted winter sowing for the first time… and I wasn’t successful. The plants either didn’t germinate, or germinated then died, or was baked in the small container. I wasn’t planning on winter sowing again, but I happen to … Continue reading
Twitter Updates from @joelignacio
07:08 February 2011 Bloom Day :: 68 photos of plants blooming in our garden :: photos > j.mp/fGLbsC :: slideshow > j.mp/gYEqJw # 07:36 Thunderbolt: Next-generation high-speed I/O technology Apple: j.mp/g7fUUT • Apple & Intel’s new interconnect Tuaw: j.mp/ewnMmh # … Continue reading
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Firecracker Begonia + Horseradish Update + Sowing a Bunch of Seeds…
The Firecracker Begonia that I sowed on Feb. 8 finally sprouted this weekend, even though I doubted that they would. They are so tiny and there are so many of them!!! Compare the sprouts to the tip of a pen. … Continue reading
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Tagged alyssum deep rose, begonia, bells of ireland, butter daisy, cerinthe, datura, horseradish, larkspur, nasturtium, pepper, Pepper TJ Sweet Lon Red, root, sow, sprout, starfruit, tidy tips, tomato, tomato azoycha yellow russian, tomato brandywine red, tomato copia, tomato san marzano, tomato tree, tomato vintage wine, tweedia
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Breaking into a Lock…
My Brother locked our storage cabinet with a combination lock that we didn’t have a combination to… so I tried several ways of opening it. I tried jimmying it with a little piece of aluminum, cut from a can, like … Continue reading
2010 Fairfield Tomato Festival…
Photos taken at the Fairfield Tomato Festival on August 15, 2010. You can also view photos on my “Fairfield Tomato Festival” set on Flickr. Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on Facebook Tumblr it Tweet about it Tell a friend
Mid January 2011 Blooms…
Folia, a garden organization website, started giving badges for different accomplishments. One is a Bloom Day Badge which they give out monthly (on the 15th) when you post a blooming milestone with a photo in your Folia gardening journal… so … Continue reading
Meet Antonio (Baby Boy) and Benardo (Bennie)…
Back in 2003/2004, I did a series of photos with some of my Homies and Mijos figures. Antonio (Baby Boy) and Benardo (Bennie) were bestest friends who went everywhere together, especially around my work. You’ll see more of them from … Continue reading