Tag Archives: home veggie production

Fresh From The Garden

The first head of cab­bage came out of the gar­den this morn­ing with 3 more to fol­low soon. Tough to beat fresh cab­bage the day you cut it. It will go into a stir­fry today and then prob­a­bly coleslaw for the rest of the week.

May 10, 2009 – 9:32 am | By Scotch Drinker | Posted in Gardening | Tagged | Comments (0)

In Search Of A Better Garden

Back in Novem­ber, I wrote about my efforts to improve the pro­duc­tiv­ity of my veg­gie gar­dens by rais­ing the beds and dras­ti­cally improv­ing the soil. How­ever, in North Texas, all the good soil in the world does you no good if you can’t get con­sis­tent mois­ture on the gar­den. With that in mind, I engi­neered …

February 17, 2009 – 7:30 pm | By Scotch Drinker | Posted in Gardening | Tagged , | Comments (1)

Garden Redux (Take Two)

As many of my 3 read­ers will know, we’ve had a veg­etable gar­den on the south side of our house for a lit­tle over a year now. We got quite a bit out of it the last two years but I wasn’t com­pletely happy with the pro­duc­tion. Lots of things did well but things like …

November 30, 2008 – 1:20 pm | By Scotch Drinker | Posted in Gardening | Tagged , | Comments (1)