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Fun Summer Project
Summer is here! Montauk has been packed, the weather gorgeous and the garden looks great. We’ve eaten spinach, carrots, onions, garlic, cucumbers, green beans, beets, zucchini and of course tomatoes.
End of Summer Garden Post
School has started and summer is pretty much over. And I haven’t written anything about the garden since April! Basically, we didn’t spend nearly as much time out there this
April Garden Report: Spring Came Late this Year
Unfortunately, the garden is not looking very promising so far this year. After a long winter with record cold temperatures, we got off to a late start, and I think
March Garden Report
Spring has finally emerged from our crazy-cold winter! Time for a garden report! At least 56 inches of snow and temperatures below zero were tough on me but also on
November Garden Report: Green Tomatoes
I thought October might be the last Garden report for the year, but more vegetables just keep coming. In addition to carrots and snowpeas, we had a TON of green
October Garden Report
Fall is finally here, and the leaves seem more beautiful than ever. My garden is winding down for the year,
September Garden Report: Preserving the Harvest
Instead of my usual monthly post about what’s happening in my garden, I decided to write about what it is exactly I do with all those tomatoes … canning! Here is how
Summer Garden Report
Time for a quick update on the garden! It seems like weird weather had more of an effect this summer, but maybe it always seems that way? We had an
