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| SuzieQ |
Posted - Apr 27 2009 : 1:38:16 PM
Well I got my plot Sat and cleaned two of the four sections before a rain storm hit. i am so excited to have a plot in an orginal VG. Wow, now what do I do. I am reading the Victory Garden book from the 1970's based on the PBS series and it is wonderful. Any others doing a VG? |
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| Ms. Treadle |
Posted - Feb 26 2010 : 8:12:53 PM
Gonna have to look for the Victory Garden book. I'd like to raise even more of our food.
Blessings,
Leigh-Ann
The only place where housework comes before needlework is in the dictionary. ~Mary Kurtz
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| debtea2 |
Posted - Feb 18 2010 : 3:11:42 PM
hi
i been planning my garden for months and can't wait to get back out there
my little victory garden is my a labor of love
i made a little gazebo in the back corner and have a bistro table and chairs and i even put a candle chandelier in each year i add something and when the work is done i just sit and enjoy an ice tea and smile.
inch by inch
jersey farmgirl |
| paradiseplantation |
Posted - Apr 28 2009 : 07:54:39 AM
I guess you can term ours a Victory Garden. My goal is to raise 99% of everything we eat. Living this far South, it's hard for us to grow some of the cold weather veggies, but I'm still gonna try. I even want to grow a 10-Bean Soup garden, consisting of 10 heirloom beans. I've always loved the idea of a VG, and am glad more people are turning back to that. Good luck, Suzie!
from the hearts of paradise... |
| graciegreeneyes |
Posted - Apr 27 2009 : 3:37:23 PM
I'm inspired by the Victory gardens, definitely. I am trying to do a big huge garden so we hardly have to buy any food!!
Suzie - please post pictures if you can - I would love to see them, I love the connection with the past.
Amy Grace
Farmgirl #224
"use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without"
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