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The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 43 – Disappointing Dali
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (156+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager I harvested the third potato variety that I grew this year, and as the title says, I was disappointed. There is no late blight…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 39 – Large Loofahs
3+ week, 1+ day ago (187+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager The loofahs are a-growing. Yesterday, I counted 8 fruits, 7 of which can be found in this picture. Can you find them all? I made the…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 37 – Cosplaying Cinderella
3+ week, 2+ day ago (174+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager Except I am the wrong gender, and I didn’t have a costume. And I was sorting peas of my own accord, not at the…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 35 – Thistle Test
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (254+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager I love thistles from an aesthetic standpoint, but in the garden, they are admittedly a huge pain in the wherever. One huge Carduus acanthoides…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 34 – Bellarosa Bounty
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (205+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager I harvested my first potatoes of the year, the very early variety “Bellarosa”. Since I was growing these on top of the lawn under…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 29 – Pretty Polinators
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (177+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager Butterflies do not have a long life, but some manage to have it pretty rough and survive even so, as this specimen proves. Faded…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 28 – Bee Busy
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (321+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager All the assorted pumpkins are growing and flowering, but only the butternut and partypants look promising. I have five butternuts that are now about…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 26 – Lots of Legumes
2+ mon, 6+ day ago (581+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager Let’s talk legumes, baby! Well, maybe I got my wires crossed a bit there, but legumes are important in the garden, and I have…...
The Greater Gardening of 2026 – Part 25 – Horrendous Heatwave
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (310+ words) The Fight, ©Caine, all right reserved Fuck Cancer: Caine’s Journey Follow us on Twitter – voyager@affinityvoyager Before the heat got this bad, I managed to transplant my beans. So let’s talk about them a bit. I transplanted some pole beans…...
Kill your lawn
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (193+ words) We have a fenced backyard that would probably be judged criminal, because it’s covered with ‘weeds’ that are a foot or two tall. It’s also full of berry plants. We’re all about feeding the pollinators and birds. This past fall…...