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
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
Bad News Hello everyone, Cyndi here with an important update. If you’ve been following our posts you know that we’ve been working on building a Market Garden. One of the things we have to do in order to sell is to create an LLC. The bad news is that “The Read more
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
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
We have thee types of Rabbiteye Blueberries planted in what I lovingly call, the back 40! Hello, Cyndi here to talk a little about our blueberries. Over this last summer, we purchased three kinds of blueberries and have now planted them along the back of our property. There is talk Read more
Baby Lettuce George was a busy man over the weekend. He set out a variety of baby lettuce in our raised beds. He built these beds so that the treated lumbar would not actually touch the soil. This allows the wood to stay dry and last longer, as well as Read more
George finished planting the blueberries! We have sixteen plants of four different varieties for cross-pollination. He mixed compost and mulch with our clay soil 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 Read more
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
