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Freeze  Preparation

12/15/2015

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Thanks to Greg Peterson, founder of the Urban Farm and thanks to Valarti Farms for this chart of low temperatures different veggies can survive. Download it at PlantingCalendar.org
Bob, Debra, Debbie, and Linda cover a keyhole garden with frost cloth as predictions are 32 degrees for Dec. 15 and 16
Thanks to Greg Peterson of Urbanfarm.org for creating this chart. You can download it at PlantingCalendar.org.
Anchoring the frost cloth with rocks to protect from wind blowing it away, and mice, rats, bunnies from eating the veggies.
African Blue Basil tucked in under the frost cloth. The domed metal structure holds shade cloth in summer and frost cloth in winter.
We covered the garden beds with frost cloth. Grape vines to the left are producing some good grapes this month.
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Rummage Sale

12/8/2015

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Winter Gardening Fun

12/8/2015

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    I started coming to the Sunday gardening group in the fall of 2013. I've learned a lot and have forged new friendships with other earth lovers.  Master Gardeners Linda and Bob have so much knowledge they freely give the rest of us! Bill and I became Master Gardeners as well in 2014 ~ Kelly Athena
    Website and photos by Kelly Athena

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