Lettuce

Hello everyone, Cyndi here! Over the past few months, we have been using hydroponics to grow lettuce for my guinea pigs. They eat leafy greens daily, and keeping them stocked up is otherwise difficult. Romaine takes up a bit of fridge space and only lasts for so long whereas going Read more…

Blueberries!

George finished planting the blueberries!  We have sixteen plants of four different varieties for cross-pollination. He mixed compost and mulch with our clay and added something to lower the pH level of the soil. Blueberries love acidic soil. The plan is to finish surrounding them with landscape fabric and then Read more…

September & October

September was a tough month for us for a few reasons. Early in the month, both George and I caught COVID-19. We were up on our shots, so it only lasted a week, but right afterward, we got pinkeye, YUCK! A few weeks later Hurricane Helene destroyed all the areas Read more…

New Garden

We attended a bee conference in Charleston, SC last month. While there, we stayed at James Island County Park in the camper and it was lovely. It was so hot but most of our time was spent at the convention anyway; we did enjoy a very nice meal at Florence’s Read more…

3D Fencing

Until recently, I’d never heard of 3D fencing. 3D fencing is made of two fences instead of one. The inside is a taller fence with two lines, and the outside is a shorter single-line fence. Both contain hot wire. Parts List Parts for Gate Images from Unsplash.com

Bee Sting

Hello everyone, Cyndi here to talk about my bee sting. So I mow the yard and my hubby weedeats. I use a riding lawn mower and though it takes me around 3.5 hours to mow, I enjoy it for the most part, maybe not the last 45 min as I Read more…

Woodpeckers

I wanted to share what George saw the other morning. The images are a little grainy but these woodpeckers were on our river oak and I had to show them off. If they were a little higher, my tree face would have ears! We have a family of Red-Bellied Woodpeckers Read more…