Did you know that Savory Spinach lasts longer than other spinaches?
Savory Spinach can slow the aging process, is sold more in stores than
other spinaches and can last in cold temperatures. In 2010, California
produced 71% of U.S.A. fresh spinach. California makes the most
spinach in the U.S.A. Savory Spinach is a low calorie food that you
can make tons of recipes. We planted around 8 of them in our
garden. They surprisingly have not been nibbled by the bugs. We can't wait to eat them.
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Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Savory Leaf Spinach
Did you know that Savory Spinach lasts longer than other spinaches?
Savory Spinach can slow the aging process, is sold more in stores than
other spinaches and can last in cold temperatures. In 2010, California
produced 71% of U.S.A. fresh spinach. California makes the most
spinach in the U.S.A. Savory Spinach is a low calorie food that you
can make tons of recipes. We planted around 8 of them in our
garden. They surprisingly have not been nibbled by the bugs. We can't wait to eat them.Monday, November 25, 2013
Seeding
| Before |

We planted 4 different types of seeds: carrots, radishes, beets and turnips. We had 2 available rows to seed. The carrots got their own row while the radishes and turnips shared a row. We saw the radishes and turnips after 5 days, but the carrots took about twice as long to make an appearance. Because we ran out of space, we placed the beet seeds in between the lettuce, kale and spinach. The beet started showing about the same time as the carrots.
| After |
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Planting Round Two
Monday, October 28, 2013
Rotation 3
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