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Created by: GardeningJones

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USDA hardiness zone: 5b
Location: Greentown, PA
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Garden type: front yard
Sunlight: 6 or more hours
Moisture: Medium
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see full post > Garden 'Friends' (cough*cough) Oct 17, 2011
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see full post > How To Make Pesto Sauce (it's easy!) Oct 16, 2011
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see full post > Herbs Oct 16, 2011
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see full post > Soups from the Garden Oct 14, 2011
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see full post > For my Fellow Gnome Fanciers Oct 13, 2011
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LoveCommunityGarden replied over 1 year ago

FUN FUN FUN.............. I will show this to Harvey Linenbotton on FB.

GardeningJones replied over 1 year ago

Thanks :-)

see full post > Fall in the Northeast Garden Oct 12, 2011
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GardeningJones replied over 1 year ago

Aww thanks- I'm rooting for you! (no pun intended!)

LoveCommunityGarden replied over 1 year ago

Yes, I do love your garden. I have enjoyed many but I have been following you for awhile. It was the gnome that did it. hehe

LoveCommunityGarden replied over 1 year ago

Gardening Jones

info@lovecommunitygarden.com please email me.

see full post > GardeningJones's Buzz Oct 10, 2011
	Garlic planted this weekend, and enjoying the unseasonably warm weather. Could've used it in August, but I'll take what I get.

see full post > How to Grow Corn (really, it's easy) Oct 10, 2011
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see full post > How to Grow Dry Beans Oct 06, 2011
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GardeningJones replied over 1 year ago

That makes me happy, really!

annabanana245 replied over 1 year ago

Can you make dry beans from regular green beans?

GardeningJones replied over 1 year ago

You can dehydrate regular green beans, you could probably dehydrate their seeds too- I never tried. I like the shell beans because they dry themselves.

see full post > How to Grow Squash Oct 06, 2011
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see full post > A Sentiment From the Garden Oct 05, 2011
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mainegarden replied over 1 year ago

Oh that is too funny....exactly what I did today grrrrrrrrrrrr......

Gracefulwoman replied over 1 year ago

Thumbs up on this one!

GardeningJones replied over 1 year ago

Thanks- I love making these poetry stones and placing them around the garden...it just adds a little fun.

see full post > GardeningJones's Buzz Oct 04, 2011
	Autumn has arrived with its beautiful colors. Still harvesting carrots, rutabagas, celery, herbs and beans. The fall beds are starting to show their new growth of fresh greens, turnips, fennel, beets and more carrots.

see full post > big veggies, little veggies Oct 04, 2011
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see full post > more garden to table Oct 02, 2011
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see full post > the beauty of food Sep 29, 2011
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Gracefulwoman replied over 1 year ago

Gorgeous! If there were only one thing I was allowed to plant in a vegetable garden it would have to be tomatoes. Nothing beats your own vine ripened tomatoes. Mmmmmm......good!

GardeningJones replied over 1 year ago

I agree completely- whether it's the first of the season or the last, tomatoes are the best!

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