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Tag Archives: Seed Saving
Celery seed just staring me in the face
The celery leaf plant that I grew in the winter of 2011/12 did so well that this past winter I planted four of them. 4 nice celery leaf plants in the garden. It was very easy to grow and I … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged celery, celery leaf, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, Seed Saving, selery seed
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Saving Seeds: Okra
My neighbor (where I grew the zucchini this past fall) grows okra every summer. They eat most of it, share some of it and always save a bunch of seeds to use to plant next years crops and share. I … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Food, Garden, Seed Saving
Tagged Hill Country Red okra, okra, okra flowers, Seed Savers Exchange, Seed Saving, Star of David
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Saving Seeds
Saving seeds is important to me. It gives me a chance learn, enjoy and admire plants in a different way. I grew up in a family that enjoyed being outside doing many different activities and I learned early on how … Continue reading