Fig tents and other ramblings by Sue@Lmu
Fig tent The last couple weeks have been crazy busy with putting the beds and gardens to bed for the year. I think we have harvested the last
Peanut Digging Day by Sue@Lmu
Zella with Peanuts Phyllis picking Peanuts Casey and son picking peanuts off the vine Lily displaying Peanuts Oh the fun these
Fall crop progress in Pictures by Sue@Lmu
Raised beds with fall crops in greenhouse. Raised bed crops. Cover crop coming along nicely. High Tunnel Chinese Cabbage High Tunnel
Fall stuff by Sue@LMU
I had to share some pictures of the boys enjoying a 50ish lb. watermelon our member Iris shared with us and Marion and her mom helping with the sweet potato
Pesto promises, frost advisories, panic attacks and parties by Sue@Lmu
So I promised a couple ladies at church we would make pesto. I put it off because I was busy and there was no frost in the weather forecast. Then
Christmas in September! by Sue@Lmu
We dug one raised bed of beauregard sweet potatoes at workday wednesday. I think it's like Christmas digging sweet potatoes. I figure we must have gotten 60 lbs altogether. I
Fall gardening by Sue@Lmu
Lettuce, tat soi, eggplants kales, spinach Brussels Sprouts, cabbages, kohlrabi cauliflower, tat soi, lettuces, tomatoes and peppers Cabbages, kohlrabi, broccoli
Fairy County Fair exhibit by Sue@Lmu
I also belong to the Harrogate Chapter of the Tennessee Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. This is my entry in the District Flower show. It's category is 'Fairy County Fair'.
New Beans by Sue@Lmu
This spring at the plant sale a new friend came. We got to talking beans and I gave her some of our saved heritage beans. A few days later she
Farm visits by Sue@Lmu
We visited two members farms in August. We had a great time learning about their farms and then helping to do some chores while we were there. Phil using
