Before I realized how much work I had in the basement, I bought peaches to can and tonight was the night. They were ready. You can't turn your back on ripe peaches. After tonight, it's back to the basement.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
- Daisy Farm
- WI, United States
- In historical order: printmaker, typographer, graphic designer, semi-professional handbell musician, radical minimalist and self-sustaining urban micro farmer and a collector of mid-century objects d'art. The question is: can I turn the backyard of my home into an urban micro farm? The verdict is still to come but through much planning, hard work and blissful ignorance, it definitely seems like a good possibility! 2009 was the official start of Daisy Farm. The purpose of this blog is to serve as my written record of how things are going, a little history and perhaps some miscellaneous ramblings that might crop up while I'm waiting for something else to do in the garden.
In full bloom.
A very busy place in the summer.
hostessofthehumblebungalow.blogspot.com
-
-
Tulips Blooming in the Garden5 hours ago
-
-
-
-
Jewellery bench4 weeks ago
-
Cherry blossoms4 weeks ago
-
-
Bourbon-Ginger Pecan Pie6 months ago
-
Platforms & Cashmere1 year ago
-
Un Chemisier, Hers & Mine2 years ago
-
5 Ways to Add Value to Your Home3 years ago
-
A little bit of peace on earth3 years ago
-
50 shades of grey.5 years ago
-
the only words I can muster5 years ago
-
Saying Goodbye and Closing the Door6 years ago
-
Monday Farm Photos: Happy Monday.6 years ago
-
-
-
-
Harvest Monday12 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
No comments:
Post a Comment