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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Evening Walk – Vegetables – New and Old
An evening garden walk showcasing a multitude of vegetable cultivars will be held from 6:00-7:30 p.m. on August 4th at the West Madison Agricultural Research Station. Come learn about new vegetables on the market, as well as some much-loved heirloom … Continue reading
Squash Vine Borer-Update
About a month ago we discussed the arrival of the squash vine borer and our control methods. Since that time we have had incredible growth on the plants and have continued to watch for the adult moths. Since the first … Continue reading
Time to Heel the Leeks…………….
It may be time to heel the leeks again. We have now heeled our leeks for the fourth time. We planted the leeks in a deep trench and then began to fill the trench with soil as the leeks grew. … Continue reading
Square Fruit
In the interest of saving space and providing novelty, some growers have been experimenting with growing fruit within a shaped mold. A form is made in the appropriate shape and the immature fruit is secured inside. As the fruit grows … Continue reading
AUGUST 21, 2010 Field Day
With one month to go until our annual Field Day the gardens are looking spectacular. Each year, on the third Saturday in August, we invite the public to come out and enjoy the sights, smells, and tastes of our garden. … Continue reading
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