I'm in Sacramento now for training but here are some pictures I took on the Friday before I left.
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Morning tea was after my run and some harvesting. Coop is an excellent book. I was reading parts aloud to Q and he decided that he has to read the whole thing to himself.
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Here's the side bed. I need to pull out most of the calendula and lettuce and sidedress the corn when I get home. We've got some calendula drying. Apparently it's an excellent ingredient in a soothing cream after the dried flowers have been infused into oil. I found a
recipe that calls for beeswax too so we could use lots of our own production.
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Potatoes (need to be mulched)
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The perennial forest
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The peas are taller than me.
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I built this new trellis for the Bingo beans.
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The asparagus have finally done something. Currently, it looks like they're all alive.
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From front to back:
Misono Green soy, black eyed peas (very small), fava beans, and the Bingos
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The carrot bed that I replanted twice and refused to grow more than 4 carrot seedlings was replanted with Envy soy, which is doing much better. (I did leave the four carrots and planted around them. They're looking nice so far.)
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The first tomatoes
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Grapes
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The whole yard
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The harvest
1 comment:
Everything looks great! I am particularly envious of your book, tea and fruit picture. I would love a morning like that! :)
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