An urban homesteading blog based in ICT. A family of 7 tackles how to incorporate more homesteading and less consumerism into their lives.
Seed Challenge
2009 Achievements
Egg Count: 287
1st Egg Laid: 1/8/09
Seeds Started:
Chive
Parsley
Basil
Thyme
Cilantro
Lettuce
Cabbage
Broccoli
Onion
Tomato
Lighten the Load Goal: 10,000
So far: 1,207.5 gone
1st Egg Laid: 1/8/09
Seeds Started:
Chive
Parsley
Basil
Thyme
Cilantro
Lettuce
Cabbage
Broccoli
Onion
Tomato
Lighten the Load Goal: 10,000
So far: 1,207.5 gone
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4 comments:
We're getting hammered now. We've gotten about 5" so far and its coming down fast and furious. Ugh. Where's Spring???
I was busy with goats kidding today and didn't get any snow pics, it melted so fast. Darn. Glad I can enjoy yours at least. :) Sorry to see your newly planted garden covered in snow though.
In the PNW where we don't ever get snow, it came and it went, well the frozen part anyway, the wet part is stuck on the surface of everything, we are rather saturated.
Cute shot of the chickens and I'm glad that the early vegs are so resilient.
Wow! That is a lotta slow for those dainty little peas. Are they going to survive that?
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