Bee Keeping Classes in Utah County, Early 2011
Bee Keeping Classes in Utah County, Early 2011
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Bee Keeping Classes in Utah County, Early 2011
Our currant bushes finally put on enough currants this year that the kids couldn't keep up with eating them all, so we had currants left to make some currant jelly.
Beginning Bee Kepping Class in Utah County April 17th
Reviewing the square foot gardening book from a new gardener.
One of my garden experiments this year was growing dry beans. Most of the "survival seed" packs have a variety of beans in them. I had five different kinds of dry bean seeds in addition to my usual favorite green bean varieties, so had plenty of beans growing in the garden this year. The dry bean varieties I planted were Calypso, Jacob's Gold Cattle Bean, Jacob's Cattle Bean, Black Valentine, and Mayflower. I also planted Blue Lake Bush Beans and Royalty Purple Pod Beans just for eating.<!--more-->
Harvest season is upon us here in Utah, so I've been pretty busy preserving the harvest. This year I grew pepper plants from seed and have LOTS of peppers in my garden. Some are hot and some are mild. This is a good thing if you like peppers a lot, but I do not. Thankfully my husband does, but even a pepper lover like him can only eat so many peppers. So what do we do with all those peppers? We eat a few, put a few in salsa, and save the rest for later by dehydrating them.
Freezing broccoli and cauliflower
An attempt to build a rotating compost bin
My new garden is nearly a quarter acre, I had forgotten just how many weeds show up in a brand new garden!
I'm a relatively new bed gardener (just got ours built last year), but have already found that there are many benefits to laying out a garden in beds rather than rows.
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