Peacefully HomeGrown in Pelham, NC

 
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Created by: sandyhays
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  • USDA hardiness zone: 7a
  • Location: Pelham, NC
  • Sunset climate zone: 32
  • Garden type: Grow It Forward: Heirloom
  • Sunlight: 6 or more hours
  • Moisture: Medium
  • Soil type: Clay
Tags: North Carolina, pollinators, Bees, vegetarian, organic methods, beekeeper, beneficials, honeybee, local
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sandyhays's Buzz May 24, 2012
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Corn
sandyhays's Buzz Apr 30, 2012
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Tomato plant seedlings - grown from seed in my greenhouse -
sandyhays's Buzz Apr 18, 2012
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Carrot seed I bought from Baker Creek - I have never tried yellow carrots before!!
sandyhays's Buzz Apr 18, 2012
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Amarillo Carrots
sandyhays's Buzz Apr 01, 2012
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4/1/12 Jerusalem Artichokes are beginning to come up, they are about 1" high now. I planted 3 lbs of tubers about 2 weeks ago.
sandyhays's Buzz Apr 01, 2012
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4/1/12 Transplanted cabbage plants today!
sandyhays's Buzz Apr 01, 2012
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4/1/12 - Transplanted Dwarf Siberian Kale to garden from plant bed
sandyhays's Buzz Apr 01, 2012
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4/1/12 - transplanted Chinese cabbage to the garden area from my plant bed. Some of these are about 8" high, can't wait!!
sandyhays's Buzz Mar 24, 2012
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My peas came up thisweek!! Can't wait for fresh, new Alaska peas. Worth waiting all year for!
sandyhays's Buzz Mar 12, 2012
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Alaska Peas
sandyhays's Buzz Mar 12, 2012
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Kennebec Potatoes
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sandyhays's Buzz Mar 11, 2012
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Quinalt Strawberries 40 crowns on 3/10/12
sreece replied about 1 year ago
Have you gotten any strawberries yet?
sandyhays replied about 1 year ago
Unfortunately, no :-(  None of the 40 crowns came up...I needed up buying a dozen more plants from Lowe's, they are doing good but no blooms yet. I am keeping my fingers crossed, as I love those strawberries!!!
Planting Kennebec Potatoes 3/10/12 Mar 11, 2012
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sandyhays's Buzz Mar 11, 2012
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Today, I planted 50'#s of Kennebec potatoes, in two areas of our property. I have been working the soil almost all winter, and it is very soft now. I planted the potatoes, then covered them with several inches of straw. Now, I'll just be waiting for NE
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