2016 – This Impossible…

“Just Plant”

September 22, 2016 Wayne 1 Comment 2016, inspiration, justin rhodes, video, youtube

Here’s a short but inspiring video by one of my very favorite YouTube vloggers. After a tough gardening season, I

Garden Update via email to a friend

September 20, 2016 Wayne 0 Comments 2016, asparagus, beans, blah blah blah, broccoli, broken bones, cucumbers, disease, dog, drought, electric fence, onions, peppers, potatoes, problems, purslane, rabbits, squash, strawberries, update, weather, weeds

Yo! Sorry for not writing for awhile. Blah blah blah

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Moving – Pardon the Dust

September 7, 2016 Wayne 0 Comments 2016, update, Website

I am in the process of moving this here (http://darkskywv.net/waynes_impossible/) from Blogger (http://waynes-garden.darkskywv.com/) As far as I know, all the

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August Update!

August 15, 2016 Wayne 0 Comments 2016, beans, birdhouse gourds, broccoli, broken bones, cayenne, containers, cucumbers, drought, fence, fertilizer, gourds, habanero, jalapeno, lettuce, marigolds, mulch, onions, peppers, pests, potatoes, problems, rabbits, red fresno, scallions, squash, tomatoes, transferred, update, weather, weeds

Well, here it is…August already. The garden was a mix of success and failure, with the balance leaning more to

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And we’re almost there…

July 7, 2016 Wayne 2 Comments 2016, bees, dill, fence, herbs, mint, oregano, pests, rabbits, sage, transferred, woodchuck

I started dill in the greenhouse, and it was enjoyed by ‘chucks and bunnies once planted outdoors. There may be

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Getting There (And Getting Real)!

July 6, 2016 Wayne 0 Comments 2016, compost bin, containers, lemon balm, pests, potatoes, transferred

At the corner of Compost Bin and Garden Gate, I planted some sunflower seeds, eaten by the local wildlife.
I drilled holes…

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“Asparagrass”

July 6, 2016 Wayne 1 Comment 2016, asparagus, transferred

We used to call it that as a joke but I heard someone call it “Asparagrass” and they seemed serious. Anyway, we got our first harvest this spring. It was yum.