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Tag Archives: Uncle Bob
The Inventory
This is going to be a productive week. Palm Sunday is clearly visible on my horizon and I am going home to inspect the garden I share with Uncle Bob. Maybe O’Pa’s rhubarb is peaking through and maybe my garlic … Continue reading
Dear Aunt Tomato – Cold Weather Crops
The information I provide to you is editorial and helpful in nature and cannot be construed as perfect truth. Some of the information I am providing is based on anecdotal evidence and personal experience. The benefit claimed has not been … Continue reading
Posted in Dear Aunt Tomato
Tagged Buck Owens, Calendula, cold weather crops, Hampton Victory Garden, home, Lisbon High School, seeds, spinach, Uncle Bob
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Six Degrees Of AYUH
A friend from home and I went to the Portland Flower Show in Portland, Maine yesterday. (Thanks, friend!) Even though it was the first day of Sommerzeit, it was the last day of the show, so I managed to arrive … Continue reading
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged dreams, friends, grateful, home, pretty flowers, thank you, Uncle Bob
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Send In The Clowns
Today’s “Minimalist” post is a digital smile and a wave to anyone who is struggling under some kind of burden. Last summer, I was just working in Uncle Bob’s garden and these crazy Kora clowns stopped by and posed for … Continue reading
Age of Aquarion
It’s been raining a bit, the kind of rain that helps soften the ground and encourages a different kind of sprout. We’re so lucky here in New England; we have lots of water. We also have running water at the … Continue reading
Posted in Water
Tagged grateful, King of Winter Carnival '51, self-sufficiency, sprouts, Uncle Bob, water
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Garden Chic
This weekend, my friend Amanda helped me fix my sewing machine. (Thank you!) I have a bad habit of buying old aprons when I can find them at yard sales and flea markets. Some of these old cloth ladies were … Continue reading
The Now And The Not Yet
I’m stuck this morning. I want to write about gardens and seeds and compost and bright green growing things, but it’s too early. Literally and figuratively. Literally, because I write these blog posts before the sun comes up and figuratively, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
Tagged compost, home, it's cold, marigolds, melons, Uncle Bob, watermelon
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