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Jerry Travers will be teaching a afternoon session on organic gardening from 3:00 to 5:00.
Location is: Ray Stone Post, 2 School Street Shrewsbury MA 01545 (across from Dean Park)
Location is: Ray Stone Post, 2 School Street Shrewsbury MA 01545 (across from Dean Park)
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- These four groups of tomatoes are grandchildren o...
- On the left top row are potassium deficient cucum...
- These are asparagus plants. The tall ones are ab...
- I just harvested these potatoes. This is an earl...
- I like my onions sweet! Candy onions fill most ...
- This is Bloody Butcher, a red eared corn. Note t...
- These are Jimmy Nardello peppers, an Italian heirl...
- Stages of fruit growth , beginning of July, 2010
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- It is dry, dry, dry! The earth has turned to powd...
- I previously gave up growing melons. The nights ...
- The yellow flowers are birdsfoot trefoil. It is a...
- I am training my kiwi plants up the wild cherry t...
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2 comments:
In the upper left corner of the collage is teasel. It is claimed to be an herb that is helpful for Lyme disease. It was brought from Europe, as the dried flower head was used to comb wool before weaving. The purple flowers on the bottom left are thimbleberry. They are one of the many edible berries of North America. Upper right is a companula. The lower right picture is mostly Queen Anne's lace. Queen Anne's lace is Daucus carrotus, better known as carrot. Three hundred years ago, the Dutch crossed the white rooted Queen Anne's lace with the red rooted Pakistani carrot to get the commonly seen orange carrot.
Thanks Jerry, really educational and interesting.
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