I have a vegetable garden in Midwestern Northern Illinois. It is organic, has raised beds, and I am using double digging techniques (actually bastard trenching), along with French Intensive concepts. I broke ground in December of 2009, and I hope that if you are a beginning or struggling gardener that this blog will be an encouragement to you.
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Showing posts with label Mesculin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mesculin. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Some Mesculin I started about ten days ago.
Mesculin is a mixture of Endive, leaf lettuces, Arrugula, Frisee, and maybe some Radicchio. It should make some nice salads in October and November.
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Salad Greens
The finished bed. Planted with Mesculin Salad Greens. Covered with Burlap.
This is the bed I dug up and planted with Mesculin salad greens the 29th of August. The package says ready in 45 days. I sprinkled the seeds on top and raked them lightly with a leaf rake, patted them in with my hands. They are covered with Burlap until they sprout to give them better germination.
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