Some are ripe in late September, watch for more in October. Used some to make apple/quince jelly yesterday. Pretty!
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September
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- Neighborhood fruit - quince
- Composting - Mother Earth News
- Apple tree care -- October
- Desert Land Act - youtube reply
- Agroforestry and permaculture articles
- TMPermaculture in the news
- Melons - how to tell they're ready to harvest
- How to tell a melon is ready to harvest
- Delane's codling moth bug juice recipe
- Beat the garden heat
- Tree fact sheet
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December
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Desert Land Act
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February
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(3)
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November
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October
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(7)
Our backyard birds
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(1)
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(1)
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(2)
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(18)
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(2)
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Quince
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Read this
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(1)
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(1)
September
(6)
shade cloth
(1)
Sheet mulch
(5)
Shelters and screens
(2)
Slideshows
(1)
Slow Food Ark of Taste
(1)
Small crops
(1)
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(1)
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(1)
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(1)
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(1)
Trees
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(5)
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(2)
White clover
(1)
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(3)
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(2)
Winter garden
(1)
Winter squash
(2)
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(1)
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(1)
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(1)
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(1)
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(1)
Yard pics
(1)
Yellow Lilac
(1)
Zone
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Sheet mulching resources
Cardboard - library, REI
Newspaper - library or RGJ (?)
Gwyn's Tree Service - Rich Gwyn 771-0278 - pick up for free - 40 miles roundtrip
Reno Rendering for blood meal and bone meal
Newspaper - library or RGJ (?)
Gwyn's Tree Service - Rich Gwyn 771-0278 - pick up for free - 40 miles roundtrip
Reno Rendering for blood meal and bone meal
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Slow Food and Ark of Taste
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Resources
- American Community Garden Association
- California Rare Fruit Growers Council
- Cucurbit Network
- Edible Forest Gardeners' Network
- Fedco Seeds - Good King Henry, sunchoke
- Food Not Lawns
- Johnny's Select Seeds
- Ollas by Paul Herman
- Path to Freedom - very cool!
- Perennial Pleasures
- Permaculture Activist
- Peters Seed and Research (Perennial veggies)
- What Tree is That?
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