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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Green Strawberries (or fun with ethylene)
Have you ever purchased a green strawberry? We buy green bananas all the time. Sometimes we even buy green tomatoes. But why haven’t you ever bought a green strawberry? All fruits (and many vegetables and nuts) fall into two categories … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics, Masters of Horticulture, Vegetables
Tagged bananas, Climacteric, ethylene, Gardening, Horticulture, Non-Climacteric, ripening, strawberries, Texas A&M, Tomatoes
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Picket Fence – Phase 2
My wife and I made real progress on the picket fence this week end. In fact, we were rather surprised at how much progress we made. After a good breakfast and a few errands, we got busy. Before we could … Continue reading
Spider Lilies in Heaven
A young friend of ours is currently doing one of the coolest things that I can imagine a tall, blonde, 22-year-old American ever doing after graduating from college. She is teaching English to Japanese elementary students in remote, rural Japanese village named … Continue reading
Felder Rushing at the Antique Rose Emporium
This weekend I got to meet one of my gardening heroes. The Antique Rose Emporium was holding its annual Fall Festival and the featured speaker was FELDER RUSHING!!! (http://www.felderrushing.net/) Now, if you are not familiar with Felder you are missing … Continue reading
Posted in Field Trips, Masters of Horticulture
Tagged Antique Rose Emporium, Felder Rushing, Gardening, Horticulture, Truck Garden
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Building the Picket Fence
I started this blog as a way to share some of the things I am learning as I pursue my Master’s degree in Horticulture at Texas A&M (Whoop!) with my fellow gardeners. What started out as fun is slowly turning … Continue reading
