Monthly Archives: September 2010

Grapes: Flame

Posted on 30. September 2010 by admin

Check out these pictures of Flame grapes on my three-year-old vines:

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Pumpkin Pie Extraordinaire!

Posted on 27. September 2010 by admin

Pumpkin Pie (by Judy Frankel)   In a 350 degree oven, place pumpkin cut in half, scooped out, on its cut edge in a baking dish with sides. Pour a little water in the bottom so it doesn’t scorch.   … Continue reading →

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Peach/nectarine tree pruning workshop

Posted on 14. September 2010 by admin

On Sunday, September 26 at 3 pm, I will be holding a workshop to show how to prune a peach or nectarine tree. The best way to keep a tree small and manageable is to do an aggressive pruning in … Continue reading →

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Recipes for What’s In Season

Posted on 10. September 2010 by admin

People are always asking me what to do with Swiss Chard. I admit, it wasn’t my favorite until I found Eggs In A Nest in the book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver. I’m now including my favorite Swiss Chard … Continue reading →

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This tomato season

Posted on 6. September 2010 by admin

Because of all the cool weather this summer, the tomatoes are finally coming in late. This is the time for the bumper crop.

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