November gardening tips: design, plan, thank

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November 09, 2009

It's time to stop and think about the last year: satisfying and disappointing plants, mistakes and possible solutions, new plants that we want to try.

Garden design

I've already started to plan the garden: my design will change many times until spring, but this is part of the game.
It's also time to thank for all that nature gave us.

Thanksgiving is not an italian tradition, but this year I tought that I have so much to thank for, and I will celebrate it.
Sage and rosemary are ready, parsley and thyme are in the garden... I also managed to find some cranberries.

I'm already trying some recipe, like this delicious Pumpkin spiced pie.
I'm planning to prepare turkey, mashed potatoes, string beans casserole, apple and cranberries pie... am I forgetting something?

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Author: girlichef (URL) 09/11/2009 I must get busy planning a new plot...it ll be my first year in our new home to plant a garden! Thanks for reminding me :) And yes...don t forget the stuffing, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, pecan pie (and spiced applesauce in my house)!! :)
Author: Joanne (URL) 10/11/2009 I think you need to add homemade cranberry sauce and stuffing to your list of thanksgiving foods to try. My family also makes stuffed mushrooms and breaded and baked artichoke hearts, but I think that is just the Italian in us! Your garden plan looks so awesome. I wish I had the space to do something extensive like that!
Author: Graziana 13/11/2009 Thank you! Cranberry sauce is a must, I will try to find pecans, and I have to google about the spiced applesauce recipe!

Author: girlichef (URL)

09/11/2009

I must get busy planning a new plot...it ll be my first year in our new home to plant a garden! Thanks for reminding me :)

And yes...don t forget the stuffing, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, pecan pie (and spiced applesauce in my house)!! :)

Author: Joanne (URL)

10/11/2009

I think you need to add homemade cranberry sauce and stuffing to your list of thanksgiving foods to try. My family also makes stuffed mushrooms and breaded and baked artichoke hearts, but I think that is just the Italian in us!

Your garden plan looks so awesome. I wish I had the space to do something extensive like that!

Author: Graziana

13/11/2009

Thank you!
Cranberry sauce is a must, I will try to find pecans, and I have to google about the spiced applesauce recipe!

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