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Previous Issues
Full Bloom Farm
June 2022
Season Begins: Flowers, Vermiculture, HB 1799, Elderflower Cordial
by Elisabeth Marshall This cold, wet spring has our nerves a bit frazzled. We have starts waiting in our greenhouse to go in the ground, and, finally, in early May, most of them will make it. We’ve already planted all … Continue reading
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May 2022
Wild Lawns, Home-Brewed Fertilizer, Overwintered Kale, Avoiding Neonics
by Elisabeth Marshall The news from the wider world is decidedly discouraging this spring, even as flowers brighten our gardens and frogs have begun their nightly song in the slough out in back of the house. Ukraine spring wheat planting … Continue reading
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