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    • Dinah Gibbs
      Oct 15, 2020
      Toady
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      My "pet" toads(all named Toady) have been visiting my toad motel all summer. Last week, when I was clearing my potato patch, there must have been 6 or seven of them hopping around. In exchange for modest shelter and water, they have been eating garden pests all summer. I didn't see any today. However I piled straw and soil on the toad house and filled the water, just in case they need it. The pictures were taken in August.
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    • Dinah Gibbs
      Oct 15, 2020
      Autumn clean up in the garden
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      We are all preparing for winter now. I have brussel sprouts and kale which is still yielding. However, the rest of the plot needed to be weeded, dug over and mulched. My initial plot was a half size. Encouraged by a wonderful first season, I have asked for, and been granted the adjoining half plot which came available. I have dug over both plots and added straw and leaf mulch to condition the soil. This morning I planted garlic which I am hoping will yield some tasty greens in spring and garlic cloves a year from now.
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    • Dinah Gibbs
      Oct 15, 2020
      Autumn in the collective garden
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      Well, spring turned to summer, summer to autumn and harvest time. Peas, beans, beetroot, kale and a large crop of potatoes. A hard frost early in September took a toll on the vulnerable plants all across our garden.😪 I lucked out with a gift green tomatoes no one else wanted. That yielded a dozen jars of pickle.
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