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 Large Asian chestnut tree in bloom.
 Large Asian chestnut tree in bloom.

Large Asian chestnut tree in bloom.

 Asian chestnut in bloom

Asian chestnut in bloom

 Asian Chestnut flower

Asian Chestnut flower

 Ornamental sweet pea. One of many perennials growing in foundation plantings around house.

Ornamental sweet pea. One of many perennials growing in foundation plantings around house.

 Marietta talking about growing fig trees

Marietta talking about growing fig trees

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 The Macchiones plant several varieties of pole beans from seed from their hometown in Calabria, Italy.

The Macchiones plant several varieties of pole beans from seed from their hometown in Calabria, Italy.

 Pole beans begining to climb supports.

Pole beans begining to climb supports.

 Pole beans

Pole beans

 Tomato plants

Tomato plants

 Marietta describing how to grow and cook rapini

Marietta describing how to grow and cook rapini

 Tomato developing on vine.  Several rows of tomato plants have maturing fruit while several rows have only now been planted with small seedlings.  This assures a longer harvest.

Tomato developing on vine. Several rows of tomato plants have maturing fruit while several rows have only now been planted with small seedlings. This assures a longer harvest.

 View of garden 1 from the back. A row of celery is planted along edge of the sidewalk with several rows of newly planted tomato seedlings behind. The seedlings are planted in holes several inches deep to collect water and are mulched with grass clip

View of garden 1 from the back. A row of celery is planted along edge of the sidewalk with several rows of newly planted tomato seedlings behind. The seedlings are planted in holes several inches deep to collect water and are mulched with grass clippings.

 Giovanni tending garden 2

Giovanni tending garden 2

 Garden 1 - Fava beans and lettuce are almost ready to harvest.

Garden 1 - Fava beans and lettuce are almost ready to harvest.

 Fava bean pods

Fava bean pods

 Tomato seedlings in front of chicken coop

Tomato seedlings in front of chicken coop

 Zucchini seedlings

Zucchini seedlings

 Small garden plot near rain barrel. Basil, parsley, rapini, and strawberries.

Small garden plot near rain barrel. Basil, parsley, rapini, and strawberries.

 Basil

Basil

 Strawberries

Strawberries

 Fig tree with mature foliage

Fig tree with mature foliage

 Fig beginning to mature

Fig beginning to mature

 Grape arbor with mature foliage and ripening grapes

Grape arbor with mature foliage and ripening grapes

 Grapes developing on arbor

Grapes developing on arbor

 Grapes

Grapes

 Marietta uses garlic foliage to tie grape vines to arbor

Marietta uses garlic foliage to tie grape vines to arbor

 Snap dragons

Snap dragons

 Pots of tomato seedlings near arbor

Pots of tomato seedlings near arbor

 Recently harvested camomile that is drying to use to make tea

Recently harvested camomile that is drying to use to make tea

 Camomile drying for tea

Camomile drying for tea

 Marietta shared these seedling with a committee member.  She grows  seedlings together in one large pot and removes many at a time then separates for planting.

Marietta shared these seedling with a committee member. She grows seedlings together in one large pot and removes many at a time then separates for planting.

 Marietta wrapped the 'gift' in a fig leaf to transport. Even though the roots of the seedlings grow together, it is not difficult to separate them for planting.

Marietta wrapped the 'gift' in a fig leaf to transport. Even though the roots of the seedlings grow together, it is not difficult to separate them for planting.

 Freshly picked onions, another gift from Marietta

Freshly picked onions, another gift from Marietta

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 Large Asian chestnut tree in bloom.
 Asian chestnut in bloom
 Asian Chestnut flower
 Ornamental sweet pea. One of many perennials growing in foundation plantings around house.
 Marietta talking about growing fig trees
308_crop_4304x3072.jpg
 The Macchiones plant several varieties of pole beans from seed from their hometown in Calabria, Italy.
 Pole beans begining to climb supports.
 Pole beans
 Tomato plants
 Marietta describing how to grow and cook rapini
 Tomato developing on vine.  Several rows of tomato plants have maturing fruit while several rows have only now been planted with small seedlings.  This assures a longer harvest.
 View of garden 1 from the back. A row of celery is planted along edge of the sidewalk with several rows of newly planted tomato seedlings behind. The seedlings are planted in holes several inches deep to collect water and are mulched with grass clip
 Giovanni tending garden 2
 Garden 1 - Fava beans and lettuce are almost ready to harvest.
 Fava bean pods
 Tomato seedlings in front of chicken coop
 Zucchini seedlings
 Small garden plot near rain barrel. Basil, parsley, rapini, and strawberries.
 Basil
 Strawberries
 Fig tree with mature foliage
 Fig beginning to mature
 Grape arbor with mature foliage and ripening grapes
 Grapes developing on arbor
 Grapes
 Marietta uses garlic foliage to tie grape vines to arbor
 Snap dragons
 Pots of tomato seedlings near arbor
 Recently harvested camomile that is drying to use to make tea
 Camomile drying for tea
 Marietta shared these seedling with a committee member.  She grows  seedlings together in one large pot and removes many at a time then separates for planting.
 Marietta wrapped the 'gift' in a fig leaf to transport. Even though the roots of the seedlings grow together, it is not difficult to separate them for planting.
 Freshly picked onions, another gift from Marietta
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