Thought I'd write up
a little update though I'm still temporarily camera-less (my girls
are away for the weekend). We finished filling 2 more of the tractor
tires as well as one of the tubs yesterday, and Friday combined, I
had gotten a Rhubarb plant from the MFA for $.75 and it went in the
tub for now. We figure if it grows exponentially it'll wind up in a
tire.
This morning I
planted some red onions, bushel gourds, and cantaloupes. Tomorrow I
should have my pole beans in and my cucumbers as well. I also need
to do more of my green bush beans. Not to mention getting in my herb
seeds. One of the Zucchini seeds has sprouted so if nothing else
comes up by this Friday I'll replant the rest. I have about seven
acorn squash coming up as well.
I noticed something
yesterday in my sun choke bed. We have a volunteer tomato plant.
Since I have no clue what kind it is I am leaving it where it is, as
it's on the edge of the bed anyway so it should be safe. I'll just
have to figure out how I'm going to stake it up. My peas are
starting to flower, the spinach is doing well and I've been getting a
little of it daily. (waiting for it to really take off) The
eggplant looks to have a flower forming, and the bucket tomato is
flowering.
My two Does are
looking fatter daily (I wish I knew exactly when they got pregnant),
I am hoping to have two sets of twins but as long as they are healthy
and grow well I don't really care. Still need a boyfriend for
Strawberry, also a better cage for her too, but we'll get there. We
should have ducks any day now, as they have hatched and it's a matter
of when they get here.
I spent half of last
evening making banana bread on our new (to us) gas stove. Our
neighbors gave us a small propane stove. Makes me happy I can stop
using the electric one. I have over a case of bananas in my freezer
that I'm going to be making into more quick bread. One of those fun
freebies we received.
We've been eating
lambs' quarters now that it's growing everywhere. Silver gets a
small amount in the morning with his breakfast wilted and dressed
with a vinaigrette. Then we have some with our evening salad. The
girls have about twenty days left of school, then when they are out
we will move our big meal to midday-ish. Then have a snack like meal
in the evenings. I like summer times as we eat better especially
once the garden is doing well. I have hopes for over abundance. The
acorn squashes no matter how many we get will be saved for winter
eating..
Hope you're all
having a fun weekend.
Be Well, Be Safe,
and Blessed Be...
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