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  • 27 Mar 2009
    Proof that Mint is the Hardiest Plant Ever 2 6 Balcony garden
    If you want a plant you cannot kill, choose mint. I mean, we all know it is hardy to the point of invasiveness, but it’s still impressive to see it in action. I pulled this mint out of the pineapple sage pot when I repotted some other mint. The other mint I carefully arranged in it’s ...
    Sunny 21°C / 69°F
  • 27 Mar 2009
    The First Flowers of Spring Happy Nasturtium 'Tip Top Alaska' and Balcony garden
    … that I grew myself. Last year the ‘Tip Top Alaska’ nasturtiums flowered for the first time sometime between March 15th and March 20 (I have photographic evidence of a bud on the 15th and a full-on flower on the 20th, with an additional flower making an appearance the very next...
    Sunny 16°C / 60°F
  • 27 Mar 2009
    Crazy Mutant Chard 2 Happy Swiss Chard, Vulcan and Balcony garden
    I planted this chard last year in one of the roma tomato pots. Initially there was oriole and vulcan swiss chard, but the oriole all died. Now that the weather has started to warm up it has started to grow again. The crazy thing is that the older leaves are no longer green but are pretty much the...
    Sunny 21°C / 69°F
  • 25 Mar 2009
    I Thought I Had Done Something Wrong 3 Happy Sweet Pea 'Pastel Sunset' Sprouting and Balcony garden
    Finally! A couple of small sprouts above the soil line.
    Sunny 12°C / 54°F
  • 21 Mar 2009
    Succumbed Balcony garden
    Whilst preparing some swappy stuff I ended up planting a bunch of things I have meant to plant for a while. As well as some things I had no intention of planting this year. I only stopped because I ran out of seedling pots. I, um, well… I do have a balcony at work…
    Sunny 12°C / 53°F
  • 20 Mar 2009
    Is That What I Think It Is? 5 Very Happy Miscellaneous Garlic and Balcony garden
    I think my grocery store garlic, that I have been cutting greens from all winter, has produced a bud. What could this mean?
    9°C / 48°F
  • 20 Mar 2009
    Miraculously Not Dead 2 Zebra Plant and Cave garden
    One of the few plants I managed not to kill over the winter, even though according to my sister these are hard to keep alive. (When she visited last year she thought it was plastic. Apparently hers always die.) Although this reminds me, I should probably bring it back inside. Before I do kill it.
    9°C / 48°F
  • 20 Mar 2009
    Doing A-ok Mint 'Chocolate' and Balcony garden
    This pot of transplanted mint seems to like its new abode – the other pot hasn’t shown any activity as yet.
    9°C / 48°F
  • 20 Mar 2009
    The Inexplicable Choices of One Gardener 5 5 Behind the Building garden
    I’m not exactly sure what I was thinking when I bought these, approximately 1.5 years ago, although I suppose I reasoned that the climate here in the Bay Area was more like the northwest than “inland California” (probably not true). At any rate, I don’t know where I was pl...
    9°C / 48°F
  • 15 Mar 2009
    I Did It 1 5 Happy
    I went ahead and ordered a Worm Factory. Woo hoo!
    Overcast 12°C / 53°F

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