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Feb10 0

How to make a codling moth trap

Posted by Hank in Tending your garden


Simeon made this homemade concoction to attract the male codling moths before they mate with the females. We found an old milk plastic container. Made a hole just below the shoulder. The rain can’t get in to dilute the mixture but the moths can crawl up inside. We made up the mixture in just a few minutes.

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Feb03 0
Micro gardens

Micro gardens

Posted by Hank in Tending your garden

If you have just a small place to grow your vegetables you might try a micro-garden.

They can be as small as a single pot-plant on a window sill.

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Feb03 0

The miracle hour

Posted by Hank in Tending your garden

There is an hour that comes silently to all of us. It is a gift. In our family we call it The Miracle Hour.

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1. Photo of jar of preserved fruit by Barbara Agnew at http://www.flickr.com/photos/hockadilly/4281203509/. 2. I took this photo at our Ward Primary activity where Dads and their children built garden boxes, filled them with earth and sewed seeds.

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