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Winter's Tastiest Miracle- Winter vegetables with a low carbon footprint

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Carol Ford

What's Happening at Garden Goddess 7/13/10

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What's Happening This Week 6/25/10

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What's Happening This Week 5/7/10

Posted by Carol Ford on May 7, 2010 at 4:38pm

clare hintz

winter greenhouse for Northern Wisconsin

Posted by clare hintz on May 4, 2010 at 1:10pm — 3 Comments

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Chuck Waibel

This site will become a pay site on July 20th

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Carol Ford

Got a Question? Get an Answer! 26 Replies

Started by Carol Ford. Last reply by Chuck Waibel Jul 1.

Carol Ford

Manitoba Rocks!

Started by Carol Ford Feb. 24, 2009.

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Chuck Waibel added a discussion
This site will become a pay site on July 20th
Ning is changing their policies- This site will become a pay site on July 20th. As there hasn't been a lot of activity, I need to know from people whether they want to keep it going- and what they'd be willing to pay. Please respond ASAP.
July 15
Carol Ford added a blog post
Well, it's high summer and it sure looks like it in the gardens. We're already feasting on scapes and will soon harvest garlic. I am praising vermicompost on a regular basis because everywhere I've used it, the vegetables are out of this world. I ha…
July 13
Chuck Waibel replied to Carol Ford's discussion 'Got a Question? Get an Answer!'
The sill board of the greenhouse is of cedar, for its rot resistance. The rest of the framing is ordinary pine/spruce.
July 1
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June 30
Carol Ford replied to Carol Ford's discussion 'Got a Question? Get an Answer!'
Thanks for sharing what you found out, Clare. We did use cedar at the base of our greenhouse. I can't remember what the rest of the frame wood was (that's Lord of Hardware territory and he's in Mpls at a meeting today). Keep us updated on your progr…
June 30
clare hintz replied to Carol Ford's discussion 'Got a Question? Get an Answer!'
Thanks, Carol! Happy thistle hunting! We're just drying out over here -- finally caught up on all the rain we were missing. I checked the ATTRA publication on wood treatments and organic certification, and decided on just using cedar lumber, since t…
June 29
Carol Ford replied to Carol Ford's discussion 'Got a Question? Get an Answer!'
Clare, We are not certified organic so we've not had to contend with this sort of question. We're too small to take on the papework and expense of being certified and our surveys tell us that our share members are more interested in "local" than the…
June 28
clare hintz added 2 photos to the album 'Building the Greenhouse'
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