Companion Gardening
A place to share plans, thoughts, and results as observed while using companion gardening to create a bountiful kitchen garden.
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Noelle Kaler
- Owings Mills, MD
- United States
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Garden Party!
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Ireland
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Cindy Becker commented on Noelle Kaler's photo
Bleeding Heart with Hosta
"My MIL is in hospice care and my worthless BIL lives with her. The bleeding heart was almost covered with trash and very neglected. With such an easy plant to grow, it's hard to see it in sad shape. No babies around it and only a couple of…"
Contributing GardenerJanet Pagano commented on Noelle Kaler's photo
Bleeding Heart with Hosta
"These are very easy to propagate...they make tons of babies from their scattered seeds. When I see them I just pot them up or move them elsewhere. At the end of there blooming season when I see the little, black seeds hanging form the pods I take…"
Cindy Becker commented on Noelle Kaler's photoBleeding Heart with Hosta
"I love bleeding heart. I just divided my MIL's plant to get some for me. She received the plant 40-50 years ago from her MIL."
Contributing GardenerCheryl Piotraschke joined Noelle Kaler's group
Companion Gardening
A place to share plans, thoughts, and results as observed while using companion gardening to create a bountiful kitchen garden.
Companion Gardening
A place to share plans, thoughts, and results as observed while using companion gardening to create a bountiful kitchen garden.
Profile Information
- Which category best describes you?
- Recreational Gardener, Garden Blogger
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- Web Site, Blog or Other Profile Page (No Emails Please)
- http://seedstoharvest.blogspot.com/
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- companion gardening
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- 15-20 hours
Garden Tips:
- When starting seeds, always keep your light source about 2 inches above the seeds and/or seedlings.
- Don't forget to start seeds for your beneficial plants that help your vegetables in companion gardening.
- The flowers and herbs you want to use in your companion planting in your 'neighborhoods' can be started by seed so you can afford to have all that you need in the garden!
Noelle Kaler's Photos
Noelle Kaler's Blog
First Signs of 2012 Garden
Posted on February 20, 2012 at 12:34pm 1 Comment 1 Like
I planted my seedlings on the 12th and one week later, I already have seedlings coming up in the trays that I used the seed heat mats. I think I may have to look into purchasing a couple more. Right now, I just rotated trays so that the ones that have not sprouted yet are now on a heat mat. As the seedlings…
The First Dill Pickles of 2011
Posted on July 12, 2011 at 3:30pm 5 Comments 5 Likes
So today we were able to can the first dill pickles of the season and now I can't wait for the next batch. It's one of those things that I kind of dread preparing for in terms of kitchen prep. Gathering all of the 'canning gear' and the large canner and making sure there is enough 'undisturbed' counter…
Early Italian Purple Garlic Harvest
Posted on July 11, 2011 at 3:32pm 11 Comments 4 Likes
It seems like it was just a few days ago when I saw the curls of garlic scapes in my garden. I guess time flies in the garden! When the tops of the garlic were about 40-50% golden in color and were all laying over in the garden, it was time to harvest. I think the instant summer we experienced seemed to…
It's not a title on my shelf, but it's a valued resource!
Posted on July 1, 2011 at 9:00pm 0 Comments 3 Likes
I peruse my bookshelf looking at quite a collection of book titles that range from regional books, to books about regional gardening, to a variety of books on organic gardening. Of course everyone who knows me knows that I have several books on companion gardening. But there is one resource that's good for a quick question, or even an opinion that you won't find wedged between titles on my shelf, Garden-Share.
Garden-Share is on my laptop, my desktop computer, and on my…
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- At 10:03am on October 20, 2011, Mary Muetzel said…
- Thanks Noelle, I'm not on much, I'm out of state right now. New gbaby spend more time on when i get home in Nov. Thanks for the note Mary
- At 10:47am on September 24, 2011, genuanne said…
- Thank you for your warm welcome Noelle. I look forward to a great garden this upcoming Spring.
- At 11:56am on September 19, 2011, Kimberly Simmons z5 OH said…
- Thank you Noelle, I'm enjoying navigating the site!
- At 10:24pm on September 17, 2011,
Bobbi Keehn said…
Thank you so much for the welcome! Nice to be here. I'm going to have a look around!
cheers,
Bobbi
- At 8:08am on August 27, 2011,
lynda o z4or5. said… - thanks for the pickle aswer.
- At 9:34pm on August 26, 2011, Mary Malley said…
- Thanks, I am hoping to get ideas for landscaping once I complete my house renovation...the yard will need a makeover once the house is done!
- At 7:47am on August 26, 2011, lynda o z4or5. said…
question on your pickle recipe. do you soak the cukes in the brine or mix alltogether
and put in the jars.??
- At 3:54pm on August 25, 2011,
Anne said… - Thanks for the warm welcome Noelle! Your dills and garlic look awesome!
- At 8:17am on August 25, 2011, Carol Howard/ Louisiana gave Noelle Kaler a gift…
- At 8:04pm on August 23, 2011,
JoAnn Ballantyne said… - thanks, looking forward to making friends with fellow gardeners
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Priscilla Bryant, zn5 IL commented on Priscilla Bryant, zn5 IL's photo
Spring 2012 011
"Hi Cindi, glad you like them, but oh no. Most Bowling balls are much too heavy for me. I use those big foam balls from the craft store. Much lighter and easier to work with, and you can stick things in them. Put on a coat of adhesive grout…"
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