Lisaland in Otricoli, Italy

 
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  • Location: Otricoli, Italy
  • Sunset climate zone:
  • Garden type: vegetable
  • Sunlight: 6 or more hours
  • Moisture: Medium
  • Soil type: Clay
Tags: Italy, vegetable, Legacy, HEIRLOOM, canning, grafting, Learning
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Bugs on beans. Beans 'Dragon Tongue' May 30, 2012
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Pest or problem
Queen_of_Green replied 12 months ago
Ants rarely hurt plants... here is a link with some information that might be helpful.
http://www.which.co.uk/documents/pdf/ants-151456.pdf
linzelu100 replied 12 months ago
I've learned ants aren't the problem. I agree with Queen of Green. The problem usually comes with another pest the ants stay close too. I had ants on my sunflowers and I couldn't understand why the plants ... more »
YourGardenShow replied 12 months ago
Thanks ladies! I'm glad to hear I don't need to keep up my egg removal strategies; super tedious and really kinda grossed me out!
Almost everything is in the ground. May 30, 2012
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Last week closed up with some incredible weather and we finally got the tomatoes in the ground. We are so happy. They are so happy! Everybody is happy! We have 156 tomato plants of 28 varieties (speaking strictly for those in the tower system; we have other volunteers around the garden, but those will be a surprise). Our strongest... ...see more

Clenram replied 12 months ago
Soon you will have so much fun picking everything.  I am having a hard time keeping up with the cucumber picking here.  I have some Cherokee Purple tomatoes that are finally ready to pick!  They are so pretty sliced.  Happy Growing!
Soon to eat squash! May 30, 2012
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Lots of little baby squash. So cute!

krandolph replied 12 months ago
are those radishes around the squash plants? I'm thinking of trying that to repel the dreaded squash borers...
linzelu100 replied 12 months ago
cute!
Katie's Journal: Tales of an overwhelmed gardener Part 2 May 22, 2012
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Sitting inside again today, watching the garden drink up the rain. I'm happy for it, don't get me wrong; the plants are loving it and it is amazing the growth you see after a good drenching rain. But I can't help looking longingly out the window at all those weeds I want pulled out NOW, at the stone borders I want to keep laying... ...see more

Katie's Journal: Tale's of an Overwhelmed Gardener May 21, 2012
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I got out into the garden at about 6pm today after a good 24 hours of rain, ready to photograph and put out a good update here on the site of all the fantastic things that are "growing on" in the garden. As I was doing the rounds, looking at what was putting out blooms, what was coming up here and there, what was setting fruit,... ...see more

JMTKMS replied 12 months ago
What a wonderful meal.  Yes, over run , over whelmed, these are becoming our standard vocab... but yes, we love it.  Good food and good friends make everything worthwhile.  :)  
Tom's Journal - Tomato beds are ready! May 17, 2012
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I am very excited as we are getting close to planting the tomatoes. I copied these towers from the Grandfather of our local gas station owner. He's 91 and still gardens vigorously everyday. The bamboo was harvested from a stand at the edge of our property and another batch is coming in this year that we'll harvest as well. It's... ...see more

JMTKMS replied about 1 year ago
I really wish I was a tomato expert.  But I am planting heirlooms for the first time this year.  I have made a couple notations, but I sure others will be more helpful.  :)

julia42 replied about 1 year ago
Of the tomatoes on your list, I only have experience with Cherokee Purple, Rutgers, Green Zebra, and Yellow Pear.  My opinion of Yellow Pear is different from JMTKMS.  It's actually one of my lea... more »
Italian melon 2 May 09, 2012
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Melons 'Winter Melon Round'
Nickname: Giallo da Inverno 3
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Asian winter melon or wax gourd. Vines bear round, 8-inc... read more

Italian melon May 09, 2012
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Melons
Nickname: Melone Verde d'Inverno
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Melons require heat to do well and are tough to grow in c... read more

Italian cantaloupe May 09, 2012
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Melons 'Retato degli ortolani'
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Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Italian variety. Plants bear 3- to 4-pound, orange-flesh... read more

Sugar baby watermelon May 09, 2012
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Melons 'Sugar Baby'
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Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Open-pollinated. 8- to 12-pound, round, 6- to 8-inch frui... read more

Cantaloupe May 09, 2012
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Melons 'Burrell's Jumbo'
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Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Muskmelon/cantaloupe. Vines bear netted fruit up to 5 po... read more

Butternut squash May 09, 2012
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Squash - Winter 'Waltham Butternut'
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Butternut type. 6- to 7-foot vines bear 8- to 10-inch, b... read more

Italian pumpkin May 09, 2012
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Pumpkins
Nickname: Zucca da Marmellata
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

If you have enough space, fertile soil and a long enough ... read more

Pumpkin May 09, 2012
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Pumpkins 'Connecticut Field'
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Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Large, culinary and ornamental. 12- to 20-inch, 15- to 2... read more

Kamo Kamo Squash May 09, 2012
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Kamo Kamo
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(C. pepo) The ethnic heirloom pumpkin of the Maori people... read more

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