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The Heirloom Garden Demonstration Project

The Heirloom Garden Demonstration Project. Carroll Co. Farm Museum From Classroom to Heirloom Author XX@sss.sls. Heirloom Garden Planning. YES! We meet in the Winter also . But we eat well!. YE Old Garden 2004.

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The Heirloom Garden Demonstration Project

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  1. The Heirloom Garden Demonstration Project Carroll Co. Farm Museum From Classroom to Heirloom Author XX@sss.sls

  2. Heirloom Garden Planning YES! We meet in the Winter also. But we eat well!

  3. YE Old Garden2004

  4. The Work Begins – Clearing the OldPreparing for the New Four Square Heirloom Garden- 2005

  5. Saving Heirloom Plants from the Old Garden -2005

  6. A Water Problem!!!Springs Eternal – OH WELL!

  7. Preparing the Garden for Heirloom Seed Planting

  8. The New Garden Emerges2005

  9. Who says gardening isn’t fun?

  10. Tilling & Tending

  11. From Well to Wall We’ve Got it all! WHERE IS THE GUARDIAN FROG?

  12. A Rock Wall For Herbs Learn the mysteries of the edible! Has anybody seen Herb?

  13. The 1600s, 1700s & the 1800sA Trip Through “KitchenGarden” History

  14. 1600’s

  15. 1700s

  16. 1800s

  17. Cardoon

  18. Victorian Bedding Plants Cleome – Introduced in England from the West Indies in 1817 Perilla – Culinary, Bedding & Dye Plant

  19. Rainbow Garden Rainbow Chard – 5 Color Silverbeet Chives

  20. Exotic Vegetables Cardoon in flower Pretzel Beans Chioggia Beets

  21. Fruit & Dye Plants Heritage Raspberry Tansy

  22. 2006 Heirloom Garden 2nd Year Growth – Rainbow Chard School Children Garden Tours

  23. 2006 Heirloom Garden Help people/children learn about “Heirloom gardening.”

  24. 2006 Heirloom Garden Cheryl says: COME JOIN US – It’s fun!

  25. 2007 Heirloom GardenSpring Garden Work – A New Beginning

  26. 2007 Heirloom GardenSpring Garden Work Spring Mulching Party Do we know how to party or what!

  27. 2007 Heirloom Garden

  28. 2007 Heirloom GardenArbor Formal Entrance WELCOME TO OUR GARDEN! Eagle Scout Project – Heirloom Arbor

  29. 2007 Heirloom Garden Bird House Gourds Pat’s Tomato Garden HOT! Fish Peppers

  30. 2007 Heirloom Garden Amaranth – “Elephant Head” Celosia – “Cockscomb”

  31. 2007 Heirloom Garden Moon & Stars Melon Rattlesnake Melon Swiss Chard

  32. 2007 Heirloom Garden

  33. 2007 Heirloom Garden Scarlet Fire Celosia & Bell Pepper Plant Also know as a “Shell Vine”

  34. 2007 Heirloom Garden Cucumbers – “Straight Eight” Bulls Blood Beets

  35. Heirloom GardenA Bay Wise Garden Since 2006

  36. Heirloom GardenBay Wise Certified Since 2006 Bay Wise Inspection Team Necessary for Certification Even the Butterfly Approved!

  37. 2008 Heirloom GardenSpring Garden Work Weeding and Inspecting for harmful insects.

  38. Heirloom Garden Field Trip to Landis Valley Museum Garden(Pennsylvania)

  39. Heirloom Garden Members Bonding(while shopping) at Landis Valley Annual Heirloom Plant Sale Adventure and Friendship – How can you go wrong?

  40. Heirloom Plant Shopping‘Til You DROP!!!! I’m going to bring a wagon next time!

  41. Landis Valley Garden Visit –(Heirloom Seed Savers Project) Landis Valley Master Gardener explaining the seed saving, cataloging and storing process.

  42. Landis Valley Trip – Their Garden Exhibit

  43. Picking the fruitsof our laborfor“The AnnualTomato Taste-off!”

  44. Tomato Taste-Off8/20/05 Did someone say “GREEN TOMATO CAKE”! Tomato Pie – Who hid the pizza?

  45. Tomato Taste-Off8/19/06 Tomato Salad with Garlic and Olive Oil – YUM!

  46. Tomato Taste-Off8/19/06 You name the heirloom tomato – we’ve probably grown it!

  47. Tomato Taste-Off8/19/06 A sampling we will go!

  48. Tomato Taste-Off8/25/07 JOIN OUR HEIRLOOM FAMILY!

  49. Tomato Festival Begins8/16/08

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