Greene Ink

eBook news, tips & advice--not only from myself--but also from the medley of authors that populate my contact lists.

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Summer Semi-Harvest

Organic Strawberries

If you’ve been following this blog on Growing your own Food–and its subsequent…

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The Omnivore Garden Burger

Organically-grown Broccoli Leaves

The only issue my family and I have with Garden…

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Hale & Hail (a garden journal entry)

Hale & Hail (a garden journal entry).

via Hale & Hail (a garden journal entry).

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Holes in My Basil!

Garden pests come in small sizes (generally) but still manage to wreak havocupon the…

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Watch the Sunshine

  (note: read the last two articles for dirt cultivation and The Why of growing your own food.)

  S…

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'Growing' Dirt

      “Show me your garden and I shall tell you what you are.“- Alfred Austin

    Note: if you’ve…

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The Five Stages of Garden-Talk

A surprising number of folks in my nearer social circles do not know much about gardening. Certainly, they can browse the colorful annuals on display at the large home store and likewise stick them in the sunny spots twice a year whilst waving at passing…

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More Garden Cooking With Ranga

Food blogger Ranga Rajah shares another of her mouth-watering recipes told in photos:

Cherry…

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Author Sandra de Helen on Black Mission Figs

 Some people don’t give a fig about organic gardening. All the gardening I do is organic. I raise a…

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Ranga Uses Mustard (Pods, Seeds & Greens)

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From Desert to Garden with Author Joan Livingston

I knew gardening would be a challenge when we moved to the high desert of Taos, New Mexico. Our new…

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Author Sandra de Helen on Black Mission Figs

 Some people don’t give a fig about organic gardening. All the gardening I do is organic. I raise a…

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Planting a Winter Harvest

  types of cabbage to grow in winter

  Getting fresh vegetables out of a city lot seems quite…

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Guest Blogger! Author Darlene Hartman on Tomatoes...

About tomatoes…

I’ve bought a lot of veggie plants–in my long life–as well as having owned a plant…

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You may as well call it impertinence at once. It was very little less.

Jane Austen, Pride & Prejudice