New here, from Southern California
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beavis
Deeply Rooted
Thank you Tankshill, we have been here almost five hears now and it is coming together...
I think 2009 is going to be a good gardening year here.
I've gotten a lot of the infrastructure in place and established now, and the chicken coop is 95% complete, which was a lot of work...whew!
So I am going to concentrate on crops that have primarily been successful, with limited experimentation.
That way, I hope I can grow enough not only for my family, but an abundant yield to give away to those who are in need.
Share the harvest.
I think 2009 is going to be a good gardening year here.
I've gotten a lot of the infrastructure in place and established now, and the chicken coop is 95% complete, which was a lot of work...whew!
So I am going to concentrate on crops that have primarily been successful, with limited experimentation.
That way, I hope I can grow enough not only for my family, but an abundant yield to give away to those who are in need.
Share the harvest.
allabout
Attractive To Bees
Hey Beav....hubby built me a new coop this summer, so one of my projects for spring is to landscape around it. I'm going shabby-chic!! With some well placed cherry tomato plants, and various other edibles for the chicks treats!!!
Are you planing a project around the coop?
Are you planing a project around the coop?
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beavis
Deeply Rooted
I would like to do a little landscaping around the crop, perhaps a bit of the edible kind that the chickens could snack on too..
sparks
Garden Ornament
Fabulous! Something a little bit wrong about seeing all that green and flowers. We have been having -15 below zero weather. I do appreciate seeing in and being hopeful for spring!
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beavis
Deeply Rooted
I just remembered I made a video of our yard last Summer check it out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXqZUmPqR_g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXqZUmPqR_g
