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Cassie K September 16, 2017 at 12:17pm

Hey all! I've got lots of photos to share from youtube and the blog if you're interested. I take pictures of garden dinners too! Also you can add me on facebook for regular garden photos! Here is some big harvests from this year...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvla4wNZYKg

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Cassie K January 10, 2017 at 5:38am

Some new Vegans living off the land posts for anyone interested (links below):

Recycled toilet flower garden

Gardening on a hill, bank & steep slope

Recycled Bucket Gardening (container gardening for apartment dwellers)

Pawpaw flower & Fruit identification (Kentucky backyard native ...

Late Fall Fig, Raspberries & Greens harvest (October-November)

Recycled toilet flower garden

Got an old toilet you're not sure what to do with? I actually have a toilet I put outside years ago, and haven't wanted to or had time to ta...
Cassie K June 25, 2016 at 4:27am

June 2016 garden harvests (lettuce, peas, zucchini, blueberries, &a...nd Late June garden update + grapes, pears, peaches, berries

June 2016 garden harvests (lettuce, peas, zucchini, blueberries, & broccoli)
Cassie K November 25, 2015 at 3:17pm

You can grow them in pots and keep them indoors during the winter, but since I grow these trees outdoors, I show you here how I protect the fig trees: Over wintering protection for Chicago hardy & Brown turkey fig ...

Over wintering protection for Chicago hardy & Brown turkey fig trees (VIDEO)

I am in zone 6, on the north eastern side of the United States, so there needs to be some light protection of the fig trees. You can look ba...
Cassie K November 22, 2015 at 12:40pm

MY GARDEN HARVEST PHOTOS from May to November (5 min VIDEO)

EPIC GARDEN HARVEST PHOTOS May to November 2015 (VIDEO)

In case you have not been keeping up with all of the harvest photos, here is a collection of the garden harvest pictures in one video. Some ...
Cassie K November 13, 2015 at 6:20am

Herbs & flower raised bed + November Hugelkultur garden clean u...

Herbs & flower raised bed + November Hugelkultur garden clean up (VIDEO)

In the video below I show you what remains of the Hugelkultur garden and some maintenance I have done around the gardens and flower beds. To...
Cassie K November 7, 2015 at 8:13am

Recent posts I've made on fall and winter growing as well as your other garden needs:

Cold frames made out of recycled materials

How much water for garden vegetables (VIDEO)

40 Autumn plants as garden decor for zones 4-9 (Mums, Ornamental ka...

How to save seeds from common garden vegetables

Radish harvests in the fall

Cold frames made out of recycled materials

Cold frames function like a mini greenhouse because they are small enclosures, usually low to the ground, and protects plants from the cold....
Catie P August 7, 2015 at 7:52am

Hello! I don't actually have a garden cause I leave on an apartment, but I have some pretty plants like chili papers and basil to use in cooking! would like to buy a lemon tree though and get a house with a garden soon!
Cassie K November 30, 2014 at 8:07am

I have already posted links to my garden harvests May through October. Here is a link to photos of the November garden harvest: November 2014 Garden Harvest (photos)

November 2014 Garden Harvest (photos)

November 19th 2014 Garden Harvest: the last of the Kale, Dill & sage, & Scarlett Nantes Carrots. In weeks to come, I will harvest another bu...
Cassie K November 25, 2014 at 8:38am

click link for more info: Grow Veggies & Fruit trees in Containers (Limited Space & U...

Dwarf mango photo: Daleys Fruit tree blog

Grow Veggies & Fruit trees in Containers (Limited Space & Urban gardening)

I don't usually grow food in containers because I focus on growing in permanent locations. However several years ago I had found several 5 g...

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Hey y'all, it's been SO long since I've been on here. I hope you are all well in these crazy times.I wanted to let you all know that I'm not posting here regularly or on any forums or groups, not even facebook. Currently, I'm only using favebook for work and will post garden pictures when i can.However, I am regularly posting garden updates on my blog and Instagram at sillybunnns.Here's an overview of what I have currently growing: six garden beds of different types of lettuce, spinach, kale,…

Started by Cassie K

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Help a Newbie Grow Something!

ok, so i want to get into growing my own food. what are some good first plants to get? and where are some good places to get them?

Started by Justin Theodra

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Ant Attack!

My recently planted fruit trees are striving to make themselves at home in my hot climate. But now some local ants, large and small, are turning the leaves into their personal smorgasbord. A. I don't wish to harm the ants on ethical grounds. B. I subscribe to a permaculture concept in which nature is something with which to coexist not subdue. There's room for all creatures to thrive. But neither an I willing to see my trees nibbled bare. Any of your green thumb growers know of a…

Started by Windlord

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Are melons the best thing to grow in Virginia?

Hey all! so im thinking that apart from perennial fruits melons are the best bang for my buck, is this accurate?

Started by William McClellan

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