… on a little bit of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada
Harvested on July 17, 2018: to cure, each plant was given its own “place” in a wire crate (bought at the S.O.S. – $5.00–love the S.O.S.–our wonderful local Thrift Shop) Leningrad – a lovely Heritage Porcelain – harvested18 plants out of 20 planted Susan Continue reading Mid-July 2018 – Garlic outputs
Added more seeds: cucumber (Northern Diva-Omega Blue), cilantro.
24 June 2015 RED POD: harvested all potatoes. Put amendments into harvested areas (EM, alfalfa meal, ground oyster shell, my compost, 2+” Sea Soil). Planted: right-side (beside Susan Delafield garlic): Red Russian Kale, Beet Leaf Chard (Better Beta Mix–Cottage Gardener), Continue reading Activities: Red Pod
June 14th: Finished installing new air conditioner, then put the garden area underneath back together and planted some arugula, kale, and cilantro in that area.
“COABC Mandate & Roles” [from their web site] “The Certified Organic Associations of British Columbia (COABC) is an umbrella association representing organic certifying agencies in the province. COABC is empowered by the British Columbia Organic Agricultural Products Regulation under the Continue reading Certified Organic Associations of BC
Who/what are Young Agrarians? Their web site says it best: “A new entrant into agriculture. Someone from the country to the city who values food, farming, nature and community.” “Young Agrarians is a grassroots initiative made up of agriculturalists and Continue reading Young Agrarians
