>Hello Laura,We'd like to notify you that the Austin School Garden Network website has launched and we've included your blog on our blog roll.The Austin School Garden Network is a collaboration of groups, agencies and individuals dedicated to reconnecting children and nature. The purpose is connecting Central Texas community resources to promote the social, nutritional, environmental, and academic benefits of school and youth gardening programs. We have included a local gardening blog section to help new gardeners learn more about gardening in our area.For more information visit our About Us page.http://www.austinsgn.org/about.htmYour blog is linked to from our Gardening Blog page.http://www.austinsgn.org/gardening_blogs.htmIf you would like us to remove the link to your blog from our website please contact, Lisa Anhaiser at laanhaiser@ag.tamu.edu.Get growing and keep going!Austin School Garden Network
>Sorry I haven't checked my blog in a few days.The radish is called "Crimson Giant"I do love still getting tomatoes, but Diana I think your loss of the tomato plants a few months ago was a blessing in disguise. I just had to rip out my 4 cherry tomato plants (due to pests) and it's much too late to start new ones. I think next year I'm going to start fresh for the fall garden.
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>That does look like quite the feast. Isn't it great to have fall veggies so late into the year?
>Hello Laura,We'd like to notify you that the Austin School Garden Network website has launched and we've included your blog on our blog roll.The Austin School Garden Network is a collaboration of groups, agencies and individuals dedicated to reconnecting children and nature. The purpose is connecting Central Texas community resources to promote the social, nutritional, environmental, and academic benefits of school and youth gardening programs. We have included a local gardening blog section to help new gardeners learn more about gardening in our area.For more information visit our About Us page.http://www.austinsgn.org/about.htmYour blog is linked to from our Gardening Blog page.http://www.austinsgn.org/gardening_blogs.htmIf you would like us to remove the link to your blog from our website please contact, Lisa Anhaiser at laanhaiser@ag.tamu.edu.Get growing and keep going!Austin School Garden Network
>That sure is a good looking radish. I love radishes and was wondering, what kind is it?
>Isn't it wonderful to be still picking tomatoes in November. I must check my radishes- I bet they are ready after yesterdays rain.
>Sorry I haven't checked my blog in a few days.The radish is called "Crimson Giant"I do love still getting tomatoes, but Diana I think your loss of the tomato plants a few months ago was a blessing in disguise. I just had to rip out my 4 cherry tomato plants (due to pests) and it's much too late to start new ones. I think next year I'm going to start fresh for the fall garden.