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113. Get More Bang From Your Buck With Plants With More Than One Use

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Our gardens are looking great for June. Except it is August?! Ah well. Christy and Edith are eating lettuce. Lettuce is bolting. We prevent bolting with a lawn chair. We are harvesting garlic. We are trying new ways to peel garlic. Edith is planting onions. Christy forgot she planted onions. Plus, we celebrate what is reblooming and ponder where are all the Japanese beetles?

Then we jump in a fun topic: Veggies and flowers with more than one use.

  • Find out the unique uses for other parts of garlic, chives and leeks.
  • What plants are we growing that we purposely let go to seed?
  • Don’t forget some plants you can eat more than the bottom – you can eat the tops, too!
  • Did you know other parts of raspberry bush are edible?
  • Are you eating stems and massaging your kale? You should!
  • Who the heck is Euelle Gibbons?
  • We are not done! Roses, Calendula, Lavender, Nasturtium & Marigolds

A Special Treat: Barbie and Robert Oppenheimer show up in a new pod play!

Support UDT by joining our Garden Party and get fun rewards!

Get a UDT Coffee Mug or other cool Merch!

Visit our website for pix, good info and Upside Down Dictionary

Click here to write to us!

Learn How to Winter Sow!

Don't Know Your Zone? Find it HERE

  continue reading

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Our gardens are looking great for June. Except it is August?! Ah well. Christy and Edith are eating lettuce. Lettuce is bolting. We prevent bolting with a lawn chair. We are harvesting garlic. We are trying new ways to peel garlic. Edith is planting onions. Christy forgot she planted onions. Plus, we celebrate what is reblooming and ponder where are all the Japanese beetles?

Then we jump in a fun topic: Veggies and flowers with more than one use.

  • Find out the unique uses for other parts of garlic, chives and leeks.
  • What plants are we growing that we purposely let go to seed?
  • Don’t forget some plants you can eat more than the bottom – you can eat the tops, too!
  • Did you know other parts of raspberry bush are edible?
  • Are you eating stems and massaging your kale? You should!
  • Who the heck is Euelle Gibbons?
  • We are not done! Roses, Calendula, Lavender, Nasturtium & Marigolds

A Special Treat: Barbie and Robert Oppenheimer show up in a new pod play!

Support UDT by joining our Garden Party and get fun rewards!

Get a UDT Coffee Mug or other cool Merch!

Visit our website for pix, good info and Upside Down Dictionary

Click here to write to us!

Learn How to Winter Sow!

Don't Know Your Zone? Find it HERE

  continue reading

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