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Gardening

10/23/10

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Gardening

I pulled my peppers up today. Those water nannies certainly seemed to have worked to me, and the roots grew around them, which proves to me that they were getting water.



Pepper Plant Roots Around the Clay Stake



Rooted Stakes



Roots Near the Stake Site

Several weeks ago, Good Man and I saw a squirrel on the porch. It was a surprise to both of us since we'd never seen one there.

Today I found a sprouting acorn and another acorn deep down in the pots. Good Man said, "The squirrel left them!" Funny, I'd thought the same thing.



Acorn

I cut some Thai basil (left) and dill (right) seeds from my garden and I hope they'll grow. I'm not sure if either variety was a hybrid, but I figure I'll plant them and if worse comes to worse, just buy the seeds (dill) and transplants (Thai basil) as needed in the spring.



Seeds Harvested from my Garden

I also made a pint of pickled (refrigerator) peppers today. We'll see if I like these.



Pickled Peppers

3 comments

I love the acorns in the pots.

There's a park near here that has a lot of squirrels and a lot of crows. The crows follow the squirrels around and try to dig up their nuts after they've buried them.
10/24/10 @ 12:16
Comment from: Jonathan in Florida [Visitor]
I've thought similar things while seeing squirrels burying nuts in autumn -- it's both humbling and awesome to think that a huge lonely oak in the middle of a field might have been planted by a tiny creature like that. They're like miniature Johnny Appleseeds. Another cool thing - oak trees have root structures that are often equal or greater than their branch structures, so when you look at a huge oak, imagine the full organism sans soil to get a true idea of it complexity and scale.
10/25/10 @ 10:46
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10/25/10 @ 22:40

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An American educator moves moved to Korea, presumably to teach English. Instead she discovers discovered that learning Korean one taekwondo class at a time is was a more captivating activity.

Somewhere along the way, she met a Good Man, fell in love, and ended up back in the States. Still doing taekwondo, still learning Korean...

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