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Category Archives: peppers
The Last of the Peppers
The last of the peppers seedlings (if you can call them that), have been potted up into one gallon pots and put out to start the hardening off process. I have a small half wall in my front yard that … Continue reading
Posted in compost, corn, peppers, spring garden, tomatoes
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Seedlings and the Spring Planting List
I only have a couple of seedling pictures to share. Except for maybe 1 of the poblano peppers, all of the seedlings are doing great, and even that 1 looks better this morning than it did yesterday morning. This is … Continue reading
Posted in peppers, spring garden, tomatoes
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The Non-Winter Garden Update
I know a lot of the country has been digging out, repeatedly, from one of the worst winters that anybody can remember, but here in AZ… nope. No winter here. Mid-eighties… yup. Cool evenings and nights in the fifties… yup. … Continue reading
Wow, busy week and more to come! Tonight I get to talk to a bunch of kids and parents about the different ways that we do justice at Mission. I love to see families embracing the vision for our church … Continue reading
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