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Julie Eigenmann
(Part 2) 30+ years ago. Also, Happy Birthday, @g_eigenmann_ ! ❤️ #imjustakid #eigenmann
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A classic southern California spring harvest - broccoli, citrus, avocado, root crops, and loquats. And eggs. WAY too many eggs. Please tell me what to do, I'm drowning in EGGS. Keep on growing, Kevin
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I found this strap-on kneeling device designed for bricklayers and HAD to try it out in the garden. It's a little bulky to walk around in, but was way more helpful than I expected. Made repetitive up & down garden chores like weeding and harvesting an absolute breeze. Might need to adapt this for us gardeners... What do you think? Would you use?
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Spring is almost here, so I’m enjoying thr last few weeks of (relative) calm in the garden before it gets hectic. Signs of life everywhere right now! #garden
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Asparagus is a plant that takes a LOT of patience to set up, but once you get it going, it can quite literally pay you back for a LIFETIME. When planting it, you can choose from seed, seedling, or crowns, which are the roots and rhizomes (underground stems) of more mature asparagus plants. Most people choose crowns, but in our case we planted seedlings. The first 1-2 years of asparagus' life, you DON'T harvest the spears that come up. This is because they become the asparagus ferns, which are providing energy to the crowns below and helping them mature so that the plant can "handle" harvesting in the future. Usually it takes about 3 years to get asparagus to a robust enough state that you can harvest from it regularly. But do not fear - once it IS established, there are records of asparagus producing reliably for 15-30+ seasons - more than worth the wait!
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If you're behind on starting seeds, this tip MAY help you. It's saved my watermelons, melons, and luffa planting in the past. For seeds to sprout, water needs to get into the seed hull and trigger the germination process. With large, thick seeds, that can take some time! By taking small snips (we love the Felco 322's on our store) and making a TINY cut at the very edge of a seed, you'll allow water inside quicker. You might be surprised to find your seeds sprouting twice as fast! Note: This tip is great for large, easy to handle seeds - don't do it on small seeds!
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Wasabi is the hardest plant we've ever tried to grow. To this day, we've never had a successful crop! Part of that is trying to grow a cool temperature, shade-loving plant in San Diego, Zone 10b. This plant LOVES temperatures between 45-70°F, hates direct sunlight, and is a member of the cabbage family. It's so tough to grow that most of the "wasabi" you buy at the grocery store or eat at restaurants is actually a combination of horseradish, chinese mustard, food dye and other ingredients. If you want the real stuff, look for Wasabi japonica on the label in the 1st slot on the ingredients list - or try growing your own!
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If you're wondering how commercial farming differs from backyard gardening, you're in for a surprise! @Potato Ty and I had a little "competition" to see who can grow more potatoes and... I got slaughtered. There may be a new Potato Daddy in town... In all seriousness, the efficiency of large-scale farming is truly something to behold, but don't let it dissuade you from growing Epic spuds at home. They're one of the most beginner-friendly crops you can grow in the garden and SO rewarding. 🥔🥔🥔
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Solid root crop harvest, one of the easiest categories of plants to grow if you’re just looking to set it and forget it. Carrots, beets, turnips, radishes, all grow more or less on auto pilot once you’ve got the soil, set up correctly! #garden
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PASSION FRUIT - A delicacy at most grocery stores, in warmer climates you can not only grow passion fruit, but you can HARVEST hundreds of $$$ fruit right in your backyard. The variety we grow is called 'Frederick' and grows prolifically, in this case covering Kevin's entire 5,000 gallon water cistern in under a year planted directly in the native soil. Passion fruit forms flowers on new growth, so some pruning year to year is necessary to keep this plant producing. It's just another example of replacing a traditional ornamental vine with something edible that not only looks beautiful, but lets you harvest one of the most delicious fruits you'll ever eat.
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If you’re trying to grow potatoes, you might get better results using some thing called a seed potato. These are the same thing as normal potatoes, they’re just grown with a bit more care and to the right size for perfect planting. You can also get some really fun varieties of seed potatoes, that you might not be able to find at a normal grocery store #garden
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Pro tips for growing bigger better beets. You dont have to do this, but it tends to produce larger beets. And make sure to eat the greens! #garden
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If you’re thinking about keeping chickens, read this: Hens need about 14-16 hours of sunlight per day for peak egg production, so their laying follows a seasonal curve. Spring is the highest, then summer, fall, and winter. In the winter, the Epic Thiccies barely lay at all! Sunlight hours are low, they might be molting, and some hens go broody which seems to affect egg laying of the other hens. But in spring...boy. Be PREPARED for the sheer volume of eggs you’ll get. Bone up on your frittata and meringue recipes, or make some friends who will take some unless you want your diet to be 100% eggs.
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When I first started gardening, I grew annual veggies and herbs - basil, tomatoes, cucumbers, and more. And I STILL do! But I've discovered the incredible value of growing perennials, or plants that you can plant ONCE and they'll pay off for you for many years to come. Take asparagus for example. After a year or two of growing, your asparagus patch will reliably produce for 30+ years. Artichoke is similar. If you cut it back once a year, you don't have to start new seeds - it'll just go dormant for winter, and will sprout back up in spring. On top of that it even produces offshoots to propagate itself for you. There's no "right" approach, but I highly encourage you to mix in more perennials into your planting plans this season. P.S. Fruit trees count as perennials! ;) Keep on growing, Kevin
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Julie Eigenmann
Hotlegs PH and HK + 1 Manoeuvres! So Manoeuvre lang ba dapat? 😆 Back in the day, Hotlegs and Manoeuvres always shared the stage. The good ol’ days. Now retired, we break out the moves whenever we get the chance. Even if it’s just in the living room. 😅🕺🏻👯‍♀️⁣ So nice to see our dance friends in HK! Missing the other members! DC: Bing Tan of Manoeuvres #dance #dancers #hotlegs #manoeuvres #rockwithyou⁣ #retiredprodancers
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Julie Eigenmann
Happy Birthday to our March celebrants — our beautiful matriarch, Mommy Rose, Gabby, Timmy, Cathy, and Geoff! 🎂May this year bring you all the joy, laughter, and wonderful memories. Cheers to each of you on your special day! We love you! 😊🫶🏼 #eigenfam 📍Reserve BGC
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Julie Eigenmann
I was so tempted to tease my hair but I couldn’t find my Denman brush. WYKYK 😂 Gen Xers, where you at? 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♂️⁣#Maryknoll ⁣ Outfit details 👇🏼⁣ 1. Glasses - GU 2. White polo - @Uniqlo Philippines 3. Jeans - GU⁣ 4. Crew socks - @H&M 5. Loafers - Haruta ⁣6. Purse - @polene_paris ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #loafers #fashioninyour50s #fitcheck #OOTD #capsulewardrobe #moms #homemaker
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