Carrying gravel from the pile to the
shade-house. [The wheel barrow soon
became the preferred method.]
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- Summer Moves.
- Watering in the blueberries.
- Blueberries.
- Ben Lucas, of the public defender's office,was on ...
- Left to right: blackberry, raspberry.
- A healthy organic garden.
- Collard greens.
- Malanga, a tropical root vegetable.
- Sugar cane.
- Sunshine.
- Sunflowers and six varieties of hot peppers.
- Fruit Trees.
- Ross Sapote.
- Avocado.
- Bay leaf.
- Carambola (star fruit)
- Mulberry.
- Guava.
- Banana.
- Banana.
- This corner of the property benefits froma pair of...
- The rear orchard, ready for growing season.
- Garden Progress
- A couple of tomatoes.
- Tomato picking.
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- Collards.
- Fernando, transplanting Hawaiian papaya seedlings.
- 5.2.09 Work Day [Shade-house floor weed removal]
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- Daniel and Gen spearheaded the shade-house floorwe...
- Orchard Planting Project in Ireland.
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