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Hometown:

Candler

Gardening Experience:

Novice

About Me:

Beginning to co-create our urban homestead on a 1/4 of acidic red clay. Also eco-renovating our 1930's house. Please check out my blogspot page. Lots of product recomendations for your own reference. Devoted locavore and veggie lover. Also love hiking these beautiful wise mountains.

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http://kayafaerie.blogspot.com/

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Blueberries, sweet olive, junipers, asparagus, anything edible.

Garden as a hobby?

Yes

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Please check out the feed on the bottom left of this page. This is our main project the eco-renovation. You can keep up to date on our progress here.

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Mystery Plant, Help!

Anyone know what kind of plant this is? It's so huge. This is what it looks like in September. In the winter it dies back to hollow bamboo like canes that aren't very strong. They all get knocked down usually by a late winter wind, I've been collecting the canes but I'm not sure if t

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Posted on November 1, 2008 at 12:15pm — 2 Comments

How we built our coldframe

Well first we dug these cinder blocks out of the future blueberry beds. We dug them out beyond the bed area as well. There were 32 in all and we are pretty sure they used to be part of the ancient septic systems leach field because they led us to the tank.

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Posted on August 29, 2008 at 9:50pm — 4 Comments

Greetings to all...

Anyone know what this large shrub is called? This is the flowers in the late spring and early summer. It has long thorn on the branches and made hard round green fruits in the fall. The shrub is about 7 ft high and 12 or more feet in diameter. The strange thing is the fruit has onl

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Posted on August 28, 2008 at 9:03am — 1 Comment

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At 5:13pm on November 1, 2008, Samantha said…: We are located 4 miles outside Canton, NC. Shitake logs need a shady place and to be watered once weekly if you don't get any natural rain. They can be kept in a greenhouse in the winter if you want them to produce a bit faster. I have a care pamplet I can email you if you give me your email address. We also can deliver sometimes if we are coming that way or if the order is for several logs.

At 9:15pm on September 1, 2008, Bridget O'Hara said…: Kaya,
Join the vancepeacegarden.ning.com
It has ALL the info and you can add info wherever you like. Welcome to Vance. See you in the garden!

At 9:45pm on May 4, 2008, Polly McDaniel said…: Homesteading, that's so exciting! Welcome to GardenAsheville, Kaya. I hope you will blog about your experience. I'm interested in those sweet olives.