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Tag Archives: Apples
Spring Projects for 2012
Cider Press While the weather is still cool, and before the garden demands so much of my time, I hope to build a cider press in the same basic design as shown above. It’s a very clever setup that makes … Continue reading
Posted in Apples, Building and Construction, Goats, Planning
Tagged Apples, cider, cider press, Elderberries, Fruit Trees, hard cider, jack, plans, seedlings
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Vacation Wrap-Up
Last year when it came time to plant the potatoes, we dug a trench and placed the spuds in the ground. This year, I’ve made mounds about a foot tall, and planted the potatoes in a ditch along the ridge … Continue reading
Posted in Apples, Building and Construction, Potatoes, Trees
Tagged Apples, English Walnut
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