Category Archives: Food Forest
Elderberry Cuttings
This is a interesting little project, part working rooting cuttings, part community project and part growing for the food forest production. By this I mean that I need to learn how to produce more baby plants, I tend to lean … Continue reading
Jerusalem artichokes.. a Early season delight
Spring food is hard to come by, sunchokes aka Jerusalem artichokes can help fill that early spring gap.. Clearly I need to add in new kinds that produce more, this kind that I got in a free plant swap, produce … Continue reading
Posted in food, Food Forest, Garden harvest
Tagged early spring harvests, Jerusalem artichokes, spring eating, sunchokes
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Things I need to move from one area to another-re garden
I need to dig out another ten wild violets plants from the food forest and move them into spots in the main garden. I need to dig up twelve red and twelve white clover plants from the buffer zones and move … Continue reading
Seedy Saturday.. Seeds , Seeds and more seeds
Once again this event was busy! While my photo was snapped in a lull because the rooms with the seminars was full, full! the parking lot told the truth, it was almost impossible to find a place to park, once … Continue reading
The squash flowth over..
Well, the squash bed is sure getting interesting.. so as you know the original bed started out at 700 square feet, this was a full round bale rolled down and then hills made, it filled it and continued to spread.. … Continue reading
Posted in Food Forest
Tagged food forests, squash grown in straw, Squash hills, squash plants
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Sunflower Report 1- May
Well, for those of you who are new to the blog, please check out my first post on the grand 2013 Sunflower plan 🙂 So its grown a bit, I have confirmed with Farmer R that he has no issues … Continue reading
Posted in Food Forest, gardens
Tagged sunflowers, sunflowers for animal fodder, sunflowers for bedding for animlas
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Hops..
Its kinda funny that for someone who does not drink beer, I am so excited to have added in hops to the farm. I am looking forward to using them as a mild amount of fodder, there are good solid … Continue reading
Just another Day on the Farm 