Cold Month

Gardening Happy February everyone, Cyndi here with an update on what’s been going on here at the farm this cold winter month. George had transplanted the lettuce and cauliflower right before we got hit with a rare snowstorm! We hardly ever get snow here in zone 8b, but January 22nd Read more

2025 Goals

Hello everyone, Cyndi here hoping you are all doing well. The holidays are over and many of us are reevaluating our goals for the year. In the past, one of our goals was making YouTube videos. You may have noticed that we haven’t posted any new ones in some time. Read more

Blueberry Cages

I wanted to share an update on our blueberry bushes. To protect the berries in our garden from the many birds around us, I gave George the idea of placing chicken runs around them. He found a great deal from a company that makes them, Vevor. They can all be Read more

Cauliflower Pride

This November, George’s cauliflower started growing really well. To the left you can see them under all the leaves! We ended up giving around 7 heads away to family and friends and still had tons left over to put in the freezer. Cauliflower Steak? We even made some cauliflower “steaks” Read more

Cauliflower!

Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing well. George was out in the garden this morning as its a little warmer than it has been for a while. He snapped a picture of this beautiful veggie for us this morning so I had to share… The cauliflower are doing Read more

Division of duties

Hello everyone, Cyndi here to talk about our division of duties. This my be weird to read but from talking to others, I don’t think it’s unusual. You will often see only one person representing a youtube channel, sometimes with an occasional child present and sometimes a family will all Read more

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 a week or so, whereas Read more