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It’s Starting To Feel Like Spring Finally

Well would you check that out, when you step outdoors you get that nice cooling breeze, a nice bright but not too hot sun that beams down on us. Yep. That’s spring and it is upon us finally! Cloning, New cat buddy, Cast iron burn, Everything is doing well. 04/18/2020 04/19/2020 04/20/2020 04/21/2020 04/22/2020 04/23/2020 […]

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Plants Still Kicking, Snow on the ground!

Well would ya look at that, another week has passed by and another update. A few nights ago we ended up with a random spring snow storm who would of guessed. Well the last week has been very uneventful both in the closet and life. Life wise, Angie and I are still working and being […]

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2020: A New Start with new plants

Well so far 2020 has rolled in like a freight train with no breaks to get it to even stop a tiny bit. But here we are in April already and rearing to go. I got a bit of a late start on the blog this time around and do fully intend to give this […]

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The peppers and tomatoes are dying, I think?

Well I might have killed off the peppers and tomatoes, lets see what we can do to save them if that's a viable option at this point.

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Comment on Lettuce and Spinach: First Grow by Closet Grow Update - The Garden Couple

[…] about growing seedlings and small plants in an enclosed space. We tried our luck growing some spinach and lettuce for some general consumption but the results turned out to be less then optimal. The light panels […]

Closet Grow Update

Welcome back, since the last post we have learned a few things about growing seedlings and small plants in an enclosed space. We tried our luck growing some spinach and lettuce for some general consumption but the results turned out to be less then optimal. The light panels we had turned out to be too […]

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Lettuce and Spinach: First Grow

We started growing lettuce and spinach in our little office closet. We initially started this to try to have a small harvestable grow. While i think this was a good initial idea, I think we are lacking in the space department currently. Though this is something i will be thinking about for the future and […]

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Comment on Garden Update: End Of July by We're Getting Closer To Spring - The Garden Couple

[…] Though it’s still frozen outside, it doesn’t mean we can’t get started inside while we wait for it to get closer to spring. I know most of the plants we’ll be growing this year will be started from seed. We’ll probably try to get everything at least sprouted inside while its still cold outside. This way we might have some better luck growing some of the stuff that failed last year. […]

We’re Getting Closer To Spring

We’re getting closer to spring everyday! The winter has stayed around longer this year then in years past it seems. The snow is falling off and on and the ground is still frozen. So for now it’s still planning time so we can be ready for planting time. March Approaches As March soon approaches and […]

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2019 Is Finally Here

As the snow still sits in the yard, i’m left remembering the sun as it hit my face while out in the garden last year. I remember how the warmth hit my face and how it made me feel like i could just force the garden to grow by my own lone will. I also […]

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Garden Update: End Of July

So I haven’t posted in about a week and while this will probably be the norm going forward I wanted to leave you all with a general update of the garden. We have been harvesting our very own veggies for the last three weeks at the very least, and well to be honest July was […]

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The Sprouts Have Been Planted in The Garden!

Wow today was a warm one for sure. I finally had the day off from work with not much to do besides some house cleaning so I pulled out the mower and started with the ankle high grass. It usually takes about an hour or so and ten gallons of sweat to get the entire […]

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Comment on The Garden Keeps on Growing by Val Nickell

Excellent job in the smoked corn AND ribs Bryson!! They truly were fall off the bone delicious!

Comment on First Time Making Garlic Dill Pickles by Bryson

In reply to <a href="https://thegardencouple.com/first-time-making-garlic-dill-pickles/#comment-13">Val Nickell</a>. Thanks Val, hopefully they taste as good as they look! Thanks for the garlic by the way ^_^

Comment on First Time Making Garlic Dill Pickles by Val Nickell

Nicely done Bryson!! They look great!

Comment on The Biggest Harvest Yet in Our Small Garden by Bryson

In reply to <a href="https://thegardencouple.com/the-biggest-harvest-yet-in-our-small-garden/#comment-1">Val Nickell</a>. Yea I read the same thing, I usually water during the morning to avoid fungi and such.

Comment on The Biggest Harvest Yet in Our Small Garden by Val Nickell

I talked w Sandy & she suggests watering on the ground, like a soaker hose, to avoid having the leaves be wet overnight. I thought maybe you were doing most of your watering late when you got off work. Evidently watering at night is good because its not so hot & the water can get absorbed, but its evidently bad to have the leaves wet overnight. I suppose it maybe makes the plant more susceptible to fungus. ?? Just a thought! You guys are doing great w your garden!! (& you’re right, it DOES take some time!)