The Sunny Side of the Room

Jul. 14, 2008

This week ... or at least for the next few days

Posted in Farm life

After a busy crazy good last week, we are back at home, with no where to go except out back. And oh it feels good. Good because it makes me crazy if we can't get out there for a few days to see how the fruit and vegetables are doing. Things grow over night. Mysterious little bugs move in when your not looking. Little underground creatures come up from the depths of the earth and eat the roots of your full grown plant. Even if these things are out of our control, it still helps to know that they are happening, rather than wandering out there asking yourself, "Now when did that happen?"

So we have our hands and mouths full and its time to roast, bag and freeze the peppers. Make up some pesto for winter. Shuck and freeze corn. Freeze the peaches for smoothies. And make salsa ..... for breakfast.

Can you see the mower just under the trees in the orchard? Do you notice the puffs of dust rising from the ground? What would summer be without dust covering my furniture?

 

 

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Jul. 14, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by ezmum
You are so blessed to live in such a place.
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Jul. 14, 2008 - Amazing!

Posted by Emily
Your garden is amazing! I am envious! We're hoping to expand ours next year and start early enough to plant all that our little hearts desire! We'll see how that goes...
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Jul. 18, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by lindafay
Wow! Your plants look great. You all must be pros at this gardening stuff. Beautiful.

We harvested our corn and okra yesterday. Yum. I understand what you said about not wanting to leave the garden for more than a day, the critters just sneak in and take over. My son just got a BB gun and his job is to shoot the rats in the garden. They are eating everything right now.

We would really like to have some pecan trees. Have planted apples and pear since they do well here. Hope to plant some pecans when cooler weather hits. My husband's favorite, however, is apricot. Love the looks of that jam. I don't think those grow so well here, but we will probably try it.

If you are ever in our area, Dana, you are welcome to stop in for a visit.

Blessings,
lindafay
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Aug. 23, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by RTCRMine
I'm so envious of your garden. It's beautiful!
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