Annual Gardening

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Annual Gardening – Page 3 – Barakah Heritage Farm

Edible flower ice cubes in the I just finished picking some Violas, Calendula, Pineapple…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 10, 20180

Edible flower ice cubes in the making...... I just finished picking some Violas, Calendula, Pineapple Sage, Nasturtiums, Tatsio Flowers and in the middle is the

Anyone who’s been growing tomatoes for a while has that one reliable variety that…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 10, 20180

Anyone who's been growing tomatoes for a while has that one reliable variety that doesn't necessarily look the coolest, or even taste the best, but

These Japanese Wineberries look so juicy and delicious! Have you ever had them? #repost…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 9, 2018August 27, 20180

These Japanese Wineberries look so juicy and delicious! ? Have you ever had them? #repost from @thehealingberrygarden

? Nearly 12 pounds of homegrown Russian Banana and Yukon Gold potatoes from three…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 7, 20180

? Nearly 12 pounds of homegrown Russian Banana and Yukon Gold potatoes from three 15-gallon @rootsorganics fabric grow bags (that we mostly neglected after planting).

My heart actually skipped a beat when I saw these Purple Globe Artichokes are…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 6, 20180

My heart actually skipped a beat when I saw these today...... Purple Globe Artichokes are making their first appearance of the season, and I couldn't

Say hello to my Cucurbita moschata. I was struggling a lot to take this…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 6, 20180

Say hello to my Cucurbita moschata. ? I was struggling a lot to take this photo. I don't know the weight but it was way

The figs are finally ready. I shared and let Lia try one, and she…

Barakah Farm StaffJan 5, 20180

The figs are finally ready. I shared and let Lia try one, and she really liked them. Hopefully I can get the tree to overwinter,

An urban garden which produces 17kg of fruits and vegetables per day

Barakah Farm StaffJan 3, 20180

For more than a decade, Laxmi Nadendla was fond of the vegetables she grew in her own garden in Hyderabad. Being a nutritionist, she knew

Organic Gardening: The Natural No-dig Way

Barakah Farm StaffJan 2, 20180

In this book, Charles Dowding shares the wealth of his experience, explaining his approach to soil and plants and revealing the range of techniques that

Fall garden beginning to fill in

Barakah Farm StaffJan 1, 20180

Fall garden beginning to fill in.

Vegepods in-situ. Can’t wait to plant out now!! Reposting a Sarah Pascoe on Vegepod…

Barakah Farm StaffDec 29, 20170

Vegepods in-situ. Can't wait to plant out now!! Reposting a Sarah Pascoe on Vegepod Owners FB page. . Two large pods in custom built-ins, The

Pawpaw Love! Just gathered these babies. One of them weighs a pound (quite hefty…

Barakah Farm StaffDec 17, 20170

Pawpaw Love! Just gathered these babies. One of them weighs a pound (quite hefty for a pawpaw). A nutrient dense fruit that tastes divine =

The Vegetable Gardener’s Bible, 2nd Edition: Discover Ed’s High-Yield W-O-R-D System for All North American Gardening Regions: Wide Rows, Organic Methods, Raised Beds, Deep Soil

Barakah Farm StaffDec 16, 20170

Smith’s legendary high-yield gardening method emphasizes wide rows, organic methods, raised beds, and deep soil. Succeed with fussy plants, try new and unusual varieties, and

Edible flower ice cubes in the I just finished picking some Violas, Calendula, Pineapple…

Anyone who’s been growing tomatoes for a while has that one reliable variety that…

These Japanese Wineberries look so juicy and delicious! Have you ever had them? #repost…

? Nearly 12 pounds of homegrown Russian Banana and Yukon Gold potatoes from three…

My heart actually skipped a beat when I saw these Purple Globe Artichokes are…

Say hello to my Cucurbita moschata. I was struggling a lot to take this…

The figs are finally ready. I shared and let Lia try one, and she…

An urban garden which produces 17kg of fruits and vegetables per day

Organic Gardening: The Natural No-dig Way

Fall garden beginning to fill in

Vegepods in-situ. Can’t wait to plant out now!! Reposting a Sarah Pascoe on Vegepod…

Pawpaw Love! Just gathered these babies. One of them weighs a pound (quite hefty…

The Vegetable Gardener’s Bible, 2nd Edition: Discover Ed’s High-Yield W-O-R-D System for All North American Gardening Regions: Wide Rows, Organic Methods, Raised Beds, Deep Soil

Luffas peeled and out to dry. I’m thinking this one may have been a…

Last pic of the cape gooseberries for this I promise! . . . .…

Tomato seed raising, round 2 – the backups. Because two batches of tomato seedlings…

Lasagna Gardening: A New Layering System for Bountiful Gardens: No Digging, No Tilling, No Weeding, No Kidding!

Organic Gardening: Over 200 Tips You Need To Know

CELERY! . One of the best and most essential ‘cut and come again’ plants…

I still haven’t pulled out my broccoli because every time I go to do…