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Russian Federal housing development threatens the renowned Pavlovsk Experimental Station, a seed bank outside St. Petersberg with an extensive collection of rare fruits and berries. http://spectregroup.wordpress.com/2010/08/11/priceless-or-worthless/
I've added potatoes and fingerlings...so far the potato (leaves at any rate) look healthier than anything in the garden....but things up here grow really small....will have to wait and see what happens. I pulled out one of the fingerling plants and…
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Groundbreaking Russian seed bank in peril
Russian Federal housing development threatens the renowned Pavlovsk Experimental Station, a seed bank outside St. Petersberg with an extensive collection of rare fruits and berries.
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- At 10:29am on May 7, 2010,
Cornelia said… - How to stuff a mouse - gross pictures, but I'm sure you're prepared if you're looking to preserve a dead bird. BTW, Deadbird is an awesome band.
Also - I'm coming to the Steelyard PlayDough event next Friday night!
- At 3:33pm on January 8, 2010,
Rachel said… - Ha ha, what breeds did you have? I love my chickens and they are totally spoiled rotten. Though we are currently drowning and eggs right now.
- At 12:17pm on December 17, 2009,
Cornelia said…
- Hey!! Nice to see you pop in to say hi. Hope you're having a good early winter and are planning another good community garden plot for next year. I got one, too and am SO excited to start digging. In the mean time...brrrrrrr!
- At 11:34am on April 16, 2009,
Erika R. said… - Yes, that's me. Do you garden there too?
The chickens: 2 rhode island reds, 2 americaunas, all sweet.
They have tail-feathers now & nearly complete wings.
I'm up for seedbombing whenever.
Do you have seed? What else do we need?
- At 7:47pm on April 1, 2009,
AK said… - Hi there- I did not take that photo-- I wish! But, I found it some time ago on the web--it grabbed me right away-- those big harvest moons always stop me dead in my tracks. So gorgeous. Anyway-- I hope I am not confusing people with my screen name-lol! If it would be better, I can change it, no problem. Well, I love this site- so happy to have found it! It's nice to meet you! Have a great day-- Aimee
- At 12:13pm on February 13, 2009,
Torry said… - Saw it Saturday! What a great film, the filmaker was such a curious spritely lady! This gave me a few ideas to bring up at a sustainable greensboro meeting. Thanks for the suggestion!
- At 9:31pm on February 5, 2009,
Torry said…
- Just added Gleaners to my queue. Sounds good from the descrip. Thanks for the heads up!
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