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Tag Archives: Long Island
Growing Vegetables- Spring 2014- Part 5
If you are on Long Island in New York you know that spring is now in full bloom and summer is just a few weeks away. The weather by and large has been pleasant and pretty good for growing vegetables. … Continue reading
Getting Ready for Growing Season 2014-Part 1
Hello Gardeners! It’s almost time to get your vegetable garden rolling for the 2014 growing season here on Long Island New York. After the miserable winter we’ve suffered through, it’s exciting to think of warmer days strolling the island beaches, … Continue reading
The Tomato Blight Continues to Haunt Long Island Farmers & Gardeners
I’ve been growing tomatoes in the Greenlawn Organic Gardens for the last 10 years or so. The first 5 years our crop was so huge that we were giving tomatoes away to everyone we knew. We were making sauce practically … Continue reading