Saturday, May 28, 2005

Karen on the rocks Posted by Hello
Karen Posted by Hello
Jessica & Raimi Posted by Hello
Herb Garden Posted by Hello
Kelly Posted by Hello
Herb Garden Posted by Hello
Americana Chick Posted by Hello
Young Geese Grazing Posted by Hello
Sex Link Pullet Posted by Hello

Wednesday, May 25, 2005

Garden

Yesterday I was busy in the garden. I was able to plant sweet potatoes, more tomatoes, pumpkin, and beans before it got too late. I did a little weeding too. This weekend weeding will be a focus since it is getting out of control.

I planted some more herb plants in the herb garden. The herb garden is looking very well. The roses in the soon to be patio area are doing very well . Two the the bushes are full of roses. I was worried this week because I had problems with the plumbing I would have to dig up area around the rose but that I was lucky.

I still have half of the barn to clean up. It has been slow going. I will NEVER again buy a home with a barn without stipulationing it will be cleaned out first. The roto-tiller is the best method so far I found to get the hard packed manure easier to get shoveled out.

Saturday, May 14, 2005

Welsummers Posted by Hello
Two Ameraucanas and one Welsummer (front) Posted by Hello

Swedish Ducklings (one is on the left) are now the same size as they other ducks. Posted by Hello

Turkeys taken May 14,2005 Posted by Hello

May 14, 2005 Posted by Hello

Wednesday, May 11, 2005

Heat wave

Well, yesterday we had a heat wave. It got around 92 degrees here. Waht a record breaker. It is cooler today. Thank goodness. I was planning on planting the tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, cabbage and kale I had started and have in the cold frame but I was afraid it would be too hot and they would all wilt. I plan on trying to plant them on Friday so I will be around most of the weekend to watch them.

I did get corn and beans planted in the garden on Sunday. Most of the potatoes have made a come back from the freeze a couple of weeks ago. All the grape vines seem to be making a come back too and none of the fruit trees seem to be affected.

My daughter's FFA class came out today to look at the poultry. I hope I created an interest in some of the them to be interest in poultry especially some of the rarer breeds.

Saturday, May 07, 2005

Resting Posted by Hello
First picture of sitting Posted by Hello
A day in the sun Posted by Hello

Sunday, May 01, 2005