Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Chickies '09
Picked up our spring chicks about 1 1/2 weeks ago.
Spedini - Silver-laced Wyandotte
Teriyaki - Australorp
Noodle - Buff Orpington
Gumbo - surprise chick ( I am guessing Partridge Cochin)
Working on the posts.....
These are the 10 foot tall cedar posts Dan put up last weekend. They will hold what Dan calls a "dramatic gate" . There are also a bunch of random spring blossom pictures following:)
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Today's Plantings...
Indoors:
Basil -
-Dark Opal
-Globe
-Red Rubin
-Lettuce Leaf
-Sweet Genovese
Roman Chamomile
Marigold - Lemon Gem
Nasturtium -
-Black Velvet
-Empress of India
Love-in-a-Mist
Hollyhock - Nigra
Feverfew
Shasta Daisy
Borage
Bronze Fennel
Hyssop
Cilantro
Cosmos -
-Picotee
-Sensation
Zinnia -
-Profuison White
-Cut and Come Again
Calendula
Outdoors in coldframes -
Peas -
Blue podded
Golden Sweet (podded)
Spinach -Bloomsdale
Chard - Silverbeet
Lettuce -
Red Iceberg
Gold Rush
Basil -
-Dark Opal
-Globe
-Red Rubin
-Lettuce Leaf
-Sweet Genovese
Roman Chamomile
Marigold - Lemon Gem
Nasturtium -
-Black Velvet
-Empress of India
Love-in-a-Mist
Hollyhock - Nigra
Feverfew
Shasta Daisy
Borage
Bronze Fennel
Hyssop
Cilantro
Cosmos -
-Picotee
-Sensation
Zinnia -
-Profuison White
-Cut and Come Again
Calendula
Outdoors in coldframes -
Peas -
Blue podded
Golden Sweet (podded)
Spinach -Bloomsdale
Chard - Silverbeet
Lettuce -
Red Iceberg
Gold Rush
Saturday, March 14, 2009
A Whole lotta Diggin' Going On!
Today, Dan dug the post holes for the garden fence we will be putting up. The children played on the trailer, stuck rocks in a pipe, played with the neighbors grandkids, rode bikes, and dug their own holes:) It was a beautiful day!
This is a view taken from where the front of the fence and a gate will be. Where Dan is working there will be a privacy fence and that will connect to the backyard fence. The chickens and eventual ducks will be able to walk behind the garage into the side yard. About where the neighbors chain link ends will be another fence (welded wire) running across the width (with a gate) to keep the birds out of the garden. The wire fencing will then be used to fence the raised beds.
Sunday, March 8, 2009
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