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How to grow kale and make a kale smoothie

November 27, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy 12 Comments

curly kale

Every month, Heavy Petal collaborates with Willowtree — a website for those with food sensitivities who want to find their culinary bliss — to bring you a celebration of an in-season edible. I’ll tell you how to grow it; they’ll tell you how to eat it. Yay! If you haven’t already succumbed to kale’s seductions, […]

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How to grow apples and make Apple Yam Soup

October 18, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy 7 Comments

Every month, Heavy Petal collaborates with Willowtree — a website for those with food sensitivities who want to find their culinary bliss — to bring you a celebration of an in-season edible. I’ll tell you how to grow it; they’ll tell you how to eat it. Yay! Every fall I look forward to seeing the […]

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How to save tomato seeds

October 7, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy 1 Comment

Want to save tomato seeds for next year? Tomatoes are a great choice for beginning seed savers. Here’s how you can make sure you’ll never go another summer without a taste of your favourite variety. As tomato season winds down (booo!), it’s time to think about saving the seeds of your favourites. Tomato plants that […]

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Lawns to Loaves wheat harvest

October 2, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy 6 Comments

See that? That’s me, standing in my little urban wheat field just three and a half months after it was planted. Running my hands along the top of the spiny heads of golden wheat as I walked the rows. Living the dream, folks. The whole process – of turning and prepping the soil, planting, weeding, […]

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How to grow tomatoes and make tomato gazpacho

September 18, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy Leave a Comment

Every month, Heavy Petal collaborates with Willowtree — a website for those with food sensitivities who want to find their culinary bliss — to bring you a celebration of an in-season edible. I’ll tell you how to grow it; they’ll tell you how to eat it. Yay! If your garden is like mine, it’s overflowing […]

Filed Under: Veggies & Edibles Tagged With: recipe, tomato

Birrell garden at the Garden Blogger’s Spring Fling

August 20, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy 3 Comments

In late July, I was lucky enough to meet up with 70 wonderful and somewhat crazed garden bloggers at the fourth annual Garden Blogger’s Fling, held this year in Seattle. Hosted by Lorene Edwards Forkner of Planted at Home, Marty Wingate of In the Garden with Marty Wingate, Outdoor Living Expert Debra Prinzing, and Mary […]

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How to grow potatoes and garlic and make Roasted Garlic and Potato Pizza

July 31, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy 1 Comment

Every month, Heavy Petal collaborates with Willowtree — a website for those with food sensitivities who want to find their culinary bliss — to bring you a celebration of an in-season edible. I’ll tell you how to grow it; they’ll tell you how to eat it. Yay! Until recently, I was a pizza purist, shunning […]

Filed Under: Veggies & Edibles Tagged With: garlic, gluten-free, potatoes, recipe

Orange nasturtiums and purple basil

July 29, 2011 by Andrea Bellamy 3 Comments

If there’s an upside to accidentally ripping out an entire climbing nasturtium, it’s that you’ll have a beautiful salad that night. A peppery, colourful, beautiful salad.

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