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Monthly Archives: June 2013

Summer Solstice

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Summer Solstice

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What's a garden without.... tomatoes!
What’s a garden without…. tomatoes!
Red potatoes
Red potatoes
Okra
Okra
Greens: Swiss chard, mustard, turnips, and beets
Greens: Swiss chard, mustard, turnips, and beets
Red, White, and Purple potatoes
Red, White, and Purple potatoes
Volunteers from Comcast Cable kicks off the start of garden season with their annual volunteer day, Comcast Cares Day
Volunteers from Comcast Cable kicks off the start of garden season with their annual volunteer day, Comcast Cares Day
Comcast Cares
Saani Tucker is watering some newly transplanted lettuce
Saani Tucker is watering some newly transplanted lettuce
Green bell peppers will eventually turn into red, yellow, or orange. But many do not make it and may go bad before ripening.
Green bell peppers will eventually turn into red, yellow, or orange. But many do not make it and may go bad before ripening.
The corn we planted didn't produce and ears, just tall stalks that we used for fall decorations
The corn we planted didn’t produce and ears, just tall stalks that we used for fall decorations
Bell Peppers and Calendula (Marigold) flowers
Bell Peppers and Calendula (Marigold) flowers
Yellow beans
Yellow beans
Every bed is planted to produce the most crops.
Every bed is planted to produce the most crops.
Cucumber growing on its vine
Cucumber growing on its vine
Basil
Basil
Yellow squash, Zucchini, Basil, Tomatillos were the earliest crops
Yellow squash, Zucchini, Basil, Tomatillos were the earliest crops
Green beans are ready for picking
Green beans are ready for picking
Zucchini s grow huge. This one is almost 2 feet. This one made 9 loaves of delicious zucchini bread.
Zucchini s grow huge. This one is almost 2 feet. This one made 9 loaves of delicious zucchini bread.
The male part of the squash blooms into a beautiful yellow flower. The female part of the squash plant produces the fruit. The females flower eventually dies off as the fruit continues to grow as shown in his photo.
The male part of the squash blooms into a beautiful yellow flower. The female part of the squash plant produces the fruit. The females flower eventually dies off as the fruit continues to grow as shown in his photo.
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Kale greens
Kale greens
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University of Chicago new student volunteers, September 2013
University of Chicago new student volunteers, September 2013
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Photo - Farm, Before
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K-1 class plants beans!
K-1 class plants beans!
Ms Riddle's K-1 class arrives in the garden
Ms Riddle’s K-1 class arrives in the garden
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First bed, proud smile!
First bed, proud smile!
Anton Seals Jr, Yvette Myoho (Real Men Cook), and Martha Boyd
Anton Seals Jr, Yvette Myoho (Real Men Cook), and Martha Boyd
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May 2013
May 2013

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