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Tag Archives: july
Summer Garden Bounty
The end of July and beginning of August are an exciting time for Vermont gardeners. Finally we enjoy a huge diversity of sun-ripened fruits, berries, and vegetables from our gardens and farms. We’ve been savoring first raspberries, blueberries, cucumbers, fennel, … Continue reading
Posted in Home Gardens, Musings, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged august, buckwheat, garden, harvest, july, nourishing, pancake, recipe, Vermont
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July in the Garden and Kitchen
Vermonters are basking in a string of sunny summery days after many many (many) days of rain. The change in weather means I can finally deal with the grass and weeds that have been happily growing in our lawn and … Continue reading
Posted in Home Gardens, Musings, Personal Sustainability: How-To, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged gardening, granola, harvest, july, nourishing, pest control, shortcake, strawnberries, Vermont
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July in our Vermont Garden
Ahhh, July. In our Vermont garden, July means… Days that actually feel summery. Drought. Followed (hopefully) by dramatic afternoon thunderstorms (hopefully not too dramatic). First tastes of beans, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, blueberries, blackberries, broccoli, cauliflower, eggplant, peppers, husk cherries, tomatillos, … Continue reading
Invent Your Own Salad
Ahh, we’re enjoying more variety from the garden every day! In the past few weeks we’ve enjoyed our first fennel, kohlrabi, beets, baby carrots, cucumbers, basil, zucchini, cherry tomatoes, edible flowers… the list grows and grows. With such a large … Continue reading
Posted in Home Gardens, Recipes, School Gardens, Uncategorized
Tagged create, crunchy, harvest, invent, july, recipe, salad
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Fun in the Sun
When I was in seventh grade, we were given the choice to study anything we wanted. Most classmates picked their favorite athlete, hobby, or food. I picked Time. Whew, that was a challenge to put into a paper and presentation! This week … Continue reading
Posted in Children and Nature, Recipes
Tagged activities, camp, children, july, kids, recipes, sun, sun dials, time
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