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My Little Cold Frame 8: Last Salad

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

We’ve eaten our last salad from the greens I planted in March. They were pretty toasted and starting to bolt. I gathered them for one meal for the whole family—human and feathered. Not much gets wasted on My Little Farm in Town!

After harvesting and a little weeding, I refreshed each side of the frame with compost. I’ll give the frame a rest while I tend other parts of the garden, until it is time to plant again in hot, dry August for fall and winter harvest. My goal is a fresh salad for Christmas! Begonia

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Last of the Greens

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The remnant ready for the final harvest. (Sounds vaguely apocalyptic!)

Final Salad

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Lunch followed shortly after the taking of this picture!

The Girls Get Their Salad, Too!

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Compost!

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The compost refreshes the frame. I am doing it now so that I don't forget. I'll also cover the frame again so that nutrients don't leach away before I plant in August.

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