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Collard Greens You all know that I am gardening obsessed.  Okay, lets put the cards on the table. A gardening nut.  My plants are just like children to me. I worry when they wilt. Bite my nails when they turn yellow.  And become outraged when they are hopelessly attacked by beetles. Do you feel the same [...]

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It’s Gardening Time! Roll out the Compost!

by Anna@Green Talk on April 15, 2011

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Do any of you remember Blue’s Clues, when the mail came?  Steve, the main actor would yell out “mail time.”  Well, gardening has the same excitement.  And you know it is “gardening time” when the trucks dump in my driveway. Just in case you don’t remember the Blue Clue’s mail time song, watch the below [...]

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Have you dreamed of owning your own raised beds for growing your vegetables? Shied away because you are tool challenged or just don’t have the know how? Or when would you find the time? Over the last three years, I have used raised beds and have found that my vegetables grow better in them versus [...]

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Gardening Must Haves from an Obsessed Organic Gardener

by Anna@Green Talk on May 18, 2010

Do you know what time it is?  Check your calendar, Green Talk readers. It is gardening time!  Get your hoes and let’s dig some dirt.  Make Mama proud with your finest tomatoes or mouth watering cucumbers.  (Remember mine look like tennis balls with an eight o’clock shadow.  Made you look, didn’t I?) When I received [...]

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Amaranth: Cooking with this Super Grain

by Anna@Green Talk on November 12, 2009

A Young Amaranth Plant This year I decided to plant Amaranth, a highly nutritious grain.  I saw its ornamental cousin last year and flipped at how beautiful this plant was.  My husband tells me that I grow to grow.  It does not matter if I intend to eat it.  I enjoy the pleasures of watching [...]

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Extra-Terrestrials Visit my Watermelon Patch

by Anna@Green Talk on October 6, 2009

Crop circles, unexplained lights in the sky and now strange marking on my Watermelons? ET Phone home?  Is there life outside of the Earth and if so, how were they able to make such small circles on my Watermelons? Okay. Okay. No, I have not gone off the green deep end.  I am just joking.  (Well [...]

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Holy Carrot!

by Anna@Green Talk on August 18, 2009

If  Robin saw the above carrot, he would say, “holy carrot, Batman!”  In my previous carrot disaster article, I asked my readers what the heck is going on.  Although the carrot on my previous post just looked like a bunch of roots, this carrot looks like a bunch of regular carrots! Talk about a bang for your buck. I sow [...]

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Planning Meals Around your Garden: Stuffed Kale Rolls

by Anna@Green Talk on August 13, 2009

It is funny. I used to plan meals around what my children ate (which is basically hamburger meat and potatoes).  One night was tacos, other night was hamburger, and perhaps a third night was spaghetti. I was only “allowed” to serve chicken once a week.  Fish, forget about it.  Vegetarian? Not in this man cave [...]

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Why Do My Carrots look like Spiders?

by Anna@Green Talk on July 30, 2009

This is my third year of growing carrots from seed.  I learned alot about growing carrots over the last two years,  but obviously not enough given how my carrots look. See the picture above.  So, what have I learned? The First Year.  The Beginner Year. The first year, I tried sowing the tiny carrot seeds [...]

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You know the saying, “do as I say, not as I do?”   Here is the skinny of what I learned this year so you don’t repeat my gardening mistakes.  I find gardening can be like  an Indiana Jones movie.  There is peril, unsolved mysteries, and triumph all in one season. Many of my loyal Green Talk readers [...]

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