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Chicory with ham and cheese

Leafy vegetable season is upon us and on of the first local garden ingredients that will show up in the kitchen is chicory. Also called Belgian endive or witlof, is a slightly bitter tasting vegetable that is grown indoors or under ground to prevent sunlight from reaching the plant. The lack of sunlight prevents the […]

Homemade tomato ketchup

Homemade tomato ketchup

We have been harvesting quite a few tomatoes from our greenhouse these past few weeks. Yesterday I decided to give homemade tomato ketchup a try and it was a great success! As with many nice foods, it took a lot longer to make than to eat it. I only made a fairly small batch to […]

I Love Gardening For Many Reasons

I Love Gardening For Many Reasons

I have a raised box garden in my backyard. I use a raised garden because the soil where I live is very hard, rocky and not very fertile. To break it up and amend it for a garden would be more work than it is worth. It’s also a semi-arid area in the midst of […]

A Gardening Competition With My Wife

A Gardening Competition With My Wife

Our inaugural post here on Garden Bridge Trust comes from Gio, whom enjoys gardening for many reasons. I enjoy having my garden for many reasons. My garden helps me relax and to focus my energy on the positive nature of helping a plant grow and help the world. When I am in my garden, nothing […]

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