garlic musing and other observations
We have started harvesting garlic. I think because of so much rain it wants out of the ground before I thought it would. Two things I've never seen. Reddish bulbils
summer is here
It been a busy week mostly it seems like weeding potatoes. It seemed like so recently they were weeded pretty good, but then rain and rain and rain and suddenly
Ask and you shall receive, sometimes anyway!
We had our meeting last night and someone brought up what a great mulch shredded paper is. One of our members Pat works at LMU and we asked if she
planting at last
Well I just finished a long post about planting and the powers of the internet erased it GRRRRRR!!! So more briefly since Memorial Day we've managed to plant tomatoes, peppers,
response to Kathy C.
Kathy asked me if Abe Lincoln tomatoes are pink or red. They are a red medium sized tomato. She also asked if they need support. We planted them once in
sweet strawberries and rosemary
Today we had a going away party at our house for our priest who was on essentially a 3yr residency with our church. So most of the parish was here
plant sale and other meanderings
We had our 1st plant sale this past Saturday. We had from heavy to light rain through the whole sale, bad luck. In spite of it we sold $400 worth
potatoes and bee whisperer
potatos and bee whisperer This picture isn't great but it captures much of our potato field with our Bee Whisper Junior in the background. He worked for a long
Garden musings
It's been a fairly quiet week for most here at LMU. It's been too wet and cold to do much in the gardens. We had hoped to start planting corn
Week of Apr. 22nd.
Such a week we had! I'm slow reporting it as I had to get the pictures. At our monday night meeting we all worked in the gardens. We concentrated on
