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I had a nice little harvest last weekend.  More salad greens, some garlic (which will need to cure for a while), plenty of herbs, and two baby beets.  This year I planted a variety called Cylindra, which is a long skinny red beet.  I figured that would be a good space-saver.  (I also planted golden [...]

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I went out to my garden plot yesterday, thinking that maybe the snow would have finally melted enough for me to plant some sprouting potatoes.  I also thought I might be able to pull up some overwintered carrots.    Unfortunately, this is what I saw: I was able to clear away enough snow to sow [...]

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Hidden Delights

When I was out at my garden this weekend, I was amazed to discover how much of my bed of greens and kale had survived under the snow.  Check it out! Once I cleared all the snow away, there was actually a lot of baby salad greens that were totally fresh and tender.  I got [...]

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Like fellow DC gardener The Slow Cook, I’ve been joyfully harvesting fall salad greens.  Last weekend I picked a veritable bale of baby arugula and lettuces.  The greens have been so tender and tasty that I haven’t wanted to adulterate them with a lot of add-ins; it’s been a dressing-only affair.  And though I usually [...]

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My fall garden is doing very well, and now I’m once again dealing with an excess of greens.  And some of the stars of summer are producing into the fall.  I’m still getting jalapeños and other peppers, plus a few tomatoes here and there (Romas and Dr. Carolyns).  And the Swiss Chard is as productive [...]

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BLT Salad

I love BLT sandwiches, but it’s not exactly the healthiest thing one can make for dinner. So I like to make a BLT salad, which cuts down on the carbs and greatly increases the leafy greens. And oddly enough, that adjusted ratio is perfect for what’s coming out of my garden right now. I’ve got [...]

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