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"After two years of mending soil and trying out new plants, I'm going to try and document my experiences for the coming year."

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Stamped: 5:49 PM


This is what happens when I don't post for a week due to house guest: the 5k garden explodes. We've had zucchinis, cucumbers (more on this in a later post), corn, and now tomatoes. All of the plants have fruit, but the little runt that could, did.

These are Red Robins, a petite 8 inch plant that I picked up from Paulino's Garden Center.

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