Animals
You might not be able to see it,
but there is an arch at the bottom of the garden to the left of the garden shed.
It is covered in morning glories.
- The Weekend In Reverse....a Mystery First
Quiet weekends at home on the farm are delightful.And a quiet weekend with comfortable temperatures is even better! I had an opportunity to take some fun photos this weekend and I had thought that was all I would have to share with you. Until Sunday...
- Evening
We've been gifted with a few absolutely perfect days in a row.After weeks and weeks of intense heat and humidity,we are currently enjoying sunny days in the 70's with nights in the 50's to 60's.Perfect weather.Perfect! Finally I can spend...
- Weekend Projects
We had a lovely sunny Saturday.I finally had the chance to finish a project that kept gettingrain delays.And of course I had helpers.Now, check out my helpers and see if you can guess what my project was! My Bourbon Reds are a lovely shade of "Organic...
- Out Of My Gourd!
I am crazy.Crazy, that is, about vines.With the exception of poison ivy,(and don't look at my face right now, it is covered in poison ivy.)(Thank you, Oakley...but that's a different story!) Again, with the exception of poison ivy,I love...
- There's Always Next Year!
Those four words have become my garden mantra. Each time I enter my vegetable garden I am overcome with the urge to just incinerate it. As I have called it before, it is my "Garden of Weedin".....with weeds outnumbering vegetables 100 to 1. Still, we...
Animals
Morning Glories Make the Mornings Glorious!
Yesterday's early morning chores were done with a foggy backdrop.
It had rained during the night and the temperature was in the low 60's...
quite unusual for the last day of July!
I thought we might take a peak at the pumpkin patch...
Look at all those pumpkin babies!
And lots of corn on the cob to eat!
On our way back to the barn, let's stop at the garden.
You may have never seen it from this angle.
Here, we look down from the playhouse do the barn.
You may have never seen it from this angle.
Here, we look down from the playhouse do the barn.
You might not be able to see it,
but there is an arch at the bottom of the garden to the left of the garden shed.
It is covered in morning glories.
Don't you just love morning glories?
I would plant them on every inch of the garden fence if they weren't such
good re-seeders.
I cannot tell you how many young vines I have had to remove during
my weeding sessions.
I swear if I left them in place, my entire garden would be covered by morning glories.
Can you believe another weekend is upon us?
I thought before we part company for the weekend,
perhaps you might want to sit in the pigpen with me for a while.
There is always plenty of activity in the pigpen!
Thanks so much for spending a little time here on the farm with me this week.
I do enjoy our visits!
Today I am attending the Pennsylvania Organic Farming Festival.
If I learn anything of interest, I will share it on Monday.
- The Weekend In Reverse....a Mystery First
Quiet weekends at home on the farm are delightful.And a quiet weekend with comfortable temperatures is even better! I had an opportunity to take some fun photos this weekend and I had thought that was all I would have to share with you. Until Sunday...
- Evening
We've been gifted with a few absolutely perfect days in a row.After weeks and weeks of intense heat and humidity,we are currently enjoying sunny days in the 70's with nights in the 50's to 60's.Perfect weather.Perfect! Finally I can spend...
- Weekend Projects
We had a lovely sunny Saturday.I finally had the chance to finish a project that kept gettingrain delays.And of course I had helpers.Now, check out my helpers and see if you can guess what my project was! My Bourbon Reds are a lovely shade of "Organic...
- Out Of My Gourd!
I am crazy.Crazy, that is, about vines.With the exception of poison ivy,(and don't look at my face right now, it is covered in poison ivy.)(Thank you, Oakley...but that's a different story!) Again, with the exception of poison ivy,I love...
- There's Always Next Year!
Those four words have become my garden mantra. Each time I enter my vegetable garden I am overcome with the urge to just incinerate it. As I have called it before, it is my "Garden of Weedin".....with weeds outnumbering vegetables 100 to 1. Still, we...