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Log
Cabin Farm LLC
Vegetable Produce - 2007
Scroll down to
see our four main gardens and to find out what is planted in each.
The first photo (below) is the Lower Garden, the one you can see from the road
in front of the farm.
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This garden,
the "Lower Garden" (above), is planted with 15 rows, (over 1,200
seeds) of "Sugar Pearl F1 Hybrid Corn" (Sweet Corn). It also has "Sugar
Baby" Watermelons, "Sweet Reba Bush Acorn Squash", "Waltham Butternut
Squash" and "Long Pie" Pumpkins. Hopefully the larger leaf plants will
discourage the raccoons from camping out in the corn patch. (This is an
early native American Indian planting technique.) |
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The middle
garden, or "Barn Garden" (seen above), is packed with goodies. Here is where
we planted our yellow onion sets and "Parade" onion seeds (for greens), and
a large selection of Cole crops: Brussels Sprouts, green head cabbage, red
head cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli. We have three rows of "Early Wonder
Tall Top Beets", a row of "Silverado Chard", "Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce",
"Winter Density Lettuce", and "Red Salad Bowl Lettuce". Of course we have
here two rows of "Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach" as well. Filling out the
patch is two rows of "Laxtons Progress #9 shelling peas", a row of mixed
chili peppers, a short row of eggplants and two rows of tomatoes. There is
also a few hills of zucchini on the northern border. |
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biggest garden bed we have called the "Top Garden". It is on a slight slope,
in one of our fields above the barn. It has "Dwarf Grey Sugar Peas", "Napoli
F1 Hybrid Carrots" and "Rudolph Radishes", 5 rows of "Provider Bush Beans",
another two rows of 24 tomato plants, two rows of potatoes (planted 5 pounds
of cut eyes), and then the bulk of all our vine plants. "Dark Green
Zucchini", Yellow Crookneck Summer Squash, "Sugar Baby Watermelon", "Waltham
Butternut Squash", "Sweet Reba Bush Acorn Squash", more "Marketmore 76
Cucumber" than you can shake a stick at |
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Here is the
House Garden, (above) which is strictly for cut flowers. |
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