Posted on September 8, 2015 Updated on December 27, 2015
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Posted on September 2, 2015 Updated on December 30, 2015
This entry was posted in Weekly Shows and tagged american flag leeks, animal protection, blanching, blight, bok choy, broadcast, cabbage, compost, dry, edible, fall greens, foliage, gardener, growing in containers, growing leeks, hanging basket, heirloom, Holly Baird, hsu compost, Joey baird, kids, kids in the garden, lazy gardening, leeks, moisture, mulch, new zealand spinach, organic, peas, porch gardening, potatoes, radishes, red cabbage, ripen, rootmaker, tomato care, trim, volunteer tomatoes, water, whole grain corn meal, Wisconsin, wisconsin vegetable gardener, wood prairie farms.
Posted on August 30, 2015 Updated on December 31, 2015
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