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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Herbs
I’ve made planting my herbs on time this year a priority, and I’ve very happy with their progress thus far. I’m working on a rock garden, where I hope to plant some of these along with some wild spearmint. The … Continue reading
Posted in Basil, Chives, Parsley, Sage
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Lettuce Re-Mix
Last years lettuce was off to a great start, until the rest of the work of the season kicked in, and weeds grew over the plants to the point were they were all but smothered. This year, I’ve decided to … Continue reading
Breaking Ground for Cold Weather Crops
I still need to call the Rototiller guy and schedule and appointment, so for now I need to work the soil the old fashioned way: By hand. I was using my garden hoe to level dirt as part of my … Continue reading
Posted in Broccolli, Cabbage and Broccoli, Cauliflower, Chard, Strawberries
Tagged Broccoli, Cauliflower, Peas, Strawberries, Swiss Chard
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Welcome to the Jungle
This year, I’ve started about a week later then past years, and so I’m trying to be maticulous in tracking my plants growth. I’m curious to see just how important the planting times are. Above you can see my jungle … Continue reading
Posted in Celery, Greenhouse, Growing Season, Peppers, Tomatoes
Tagged celery, Growth, peppers, tomatoes
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Rainy Days are Here Again.
The weather has still been mostly rain lately, and I’ve had little progress on my Chicken Coop / Shop. I finally got all of the first layer studs for the roof in place, and I’m planning on ordering some rough … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Honey Berries, Strawberries
Tagged Chick Pen, Honey Berries, Strawberries
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Getting Serious About Organic Fertilizer
There’s a new tool on the farm, one that’s been needed for far too long: a John Deere tractor. Now that it’s finally here, it’s time to get serious about spreading manure. The manure spreader has been on the farm … Continue reading
Posted in Cherries and Berries, Cooking from the Garden, Cows, Fertilizer, People, Raspberries, Tools
Tagged English Roast, Manure, Manure Spreader, Raspberries
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No Need For A New Arc
The weather lately has been so rainy, that I’ve heard more then one joke about my chicken coop being the start of an arc. Now that the sun has finally decided to battle the clouds and start soaking up some … Continue reading
In The Greenhouse
I could have planted all of the above lettuce and mesclun seeds directly in the ground provided the rain would stop, and give me a chance to work the soil. I’ll move these cups outside once the climate snaps back … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse, Mesclun, Seedlings, Tomatoes
Tagged Brandywine, greenhouse, Lettuce, Mesclun, Tomato
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Surprise Chicks !
I got a surprise picture message on my cell phone yesterday. When I opened up the message I found one of my many helpers holding a baby chick, with text that read “Got a deal on 30 baby chicks, their … Continue reading
Meanwhile Back at the Farm…
A few years back, we had a very large pine tree cut down, and rather then waste the wood in a fire, we had it milled at a local saw mill. When we got the boards back, I was surprised. … Continue reading
Posted in "Boots", Building and Construction, Wild Animals
Tagged "Boots", chicken coop, Strawberries
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