Here’s a little bit of what’s blooming here today! The wind was blowing, so there’s some blur here and there, but you get the idea. Be sure to visit May Dreams Gardens by clicking here to see gardens in bloom all over the world! Enjoy Everything! Love, Michele
Eye On Education: Students Grow Fresh & Healthy Food For Cafeteria « CBS Boston
Check out this great news story about the gardening program here at our very own Salem High School! My kids have benefited time and again from Mr Marcoux’s classes and the many educational opportunities that he provides, and our district is truly supportive of garden based learning at every grade level. I’m feeling very fortunateContinue reading “Eye On Education: Students Grow Fresh & Healthy Food For Cafeteria « CBS Boston”
What’s Happening in the Garden- June 2, 2016
Good morning! Happy June! We’ve made it past Memorial Day weekend and here I am AGAIN apologizing for my inability of publish anything at all here on The Salem Garden. I think about and write posts in my head all. the. time. and yet I just can’t get the hour or two needed to sitContinue reading “What’s Happening in the Garden- June 2, 2016”
What’s Happening In the Garden–May 1, 2016
Happy May Day! Our male mallards are on the pond while their sweeties sit on their nests. Flowers are blooming, hosta has made it’s way out of the ground and it looks like I have a new maple tree growing in my tulip patch. … all good signs of spring! Michael cleaned out our perennialContinue reading “What’s Happening In the Garden–May 1, 2016”
I was Stuck, and Now I’m Not…
And I don’t mean by a rosebush! This post is all about me. I’m apologizing right now, because I should probably be talking about other things but I’m kind of transparent by nature so I can’t move on and get back to work here until I share this with you. Last August I left myContinue reading “I was Stuck, and Now I’m Not…”
Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day-April 2016
Hey everyone! Happy Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day! I’m a little behind schedule today so I’m just doing a quick post to stay in the groove. I looked back at last year’s April GBBD post and saw crocus and snowdrops. I’m happy to report that this April 15th we’re way past crocus and snowdrops! We haveContinue reading “Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day-April 2016”
Early Spring Veggies That You Can Plant from Seed Today!
There’s lots of potential for the garden season to start much earlier than Memorial Day! Everyone is used to planting vegetables in late May, but you can direct sow many seeds right now if you’d like to! You only have a dollar or two to loose, and so much to gain! All it takes isContinue reading “Early Spring Veggies That You Can Plant from Seed Today!”
Help Needed! A Raccoon Control Question
My dear Uncle Ossie needs our help! Uncle Ossie gardens in Pennsylvania, and when I say gardens, I mean that he gardens! I grew up watching him and my late Aunt Josie grow and preserve their harvest. I wish I’d gardened years ago the way I do now. It would have been fun to shareContinue reading “Help Needed! A Raccoon Control Question”
What’s Happening in the Garden-3/26/16
Good morning and Happy Easter to those who celebrate! Yesterday’s rain held me back from taking photos for my garden update, so I’m sliding it in before I begin my Easter baking and cleaning. I have help, but no one around here does it quite the way I do ;). I walked out the backContinue reading “What’s Happening in the Garden-3/26/16”
Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day- March 2016
Happy Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day! I don’t think I’ve published a GBBD post in March in a very long time. Last March looked like the photo just below and I was blogging about our Salem snow farm. This has been a very different kind of winter! With the exception of two days of minus tenContinue reading “Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day- March 2016”
