All seedlings have been diligently protected from Shackleton the cat this year. We do not trust him after last year’s grazing incident.
Continue reading “Tomato season”03/15/2025 peach flower
Feels a little early for the peach tree but I need to check the records.
Continue reading “03/15/2025 peach flower”Sponge cake by the chefs
The Chef doesn’t bake often but he got wild yesterday.
Continue reading “Sponge cake by the chefs”02/16/2025 prairie grazing!
Briar likes to eat some of our prairie grasses sometimes, she’s no herd of bison. This winter we’ve been meaning to escalate into a full trim. The weather today was crisp, clear, and not too windy sheltered by the house, so we did the cuts! This is in hopes that we’ll get more species from past seeding events coming up.
Continue reading “02/16/2025 prairie grazing!”02/08/2025 new rain lily!!!
The sun came out this afternoon so we were tempted away from our plant spreadsheets to move some friends around.
Continue reading “02/08/2025 new rain lily!!!”Baby fern “hardening off” to world
Hardening off is getting indoor grown plants ready for the big world. Sometimes for indoor seedlings I’ll put a fan on them to preview the experience of wind. These ferns haven’t got that treatment yet because we have them in a little container sealed for humidity, but I figured it was time to get them ready for a spring debut into the world.
Continue reading “Baby fern “hardening off” to world”12/14/2024 plants in their home
Mom and Dad kindly invited me to visit Chickasaw National Recreation Area with them this weekend. The cats get a rest from Briar’s ideas.
Continue reading “12/14/2024 plants in their home”12/03/2024 frostweed
The low this morning was 25 F and one frostweed finally let out some ice!
Continue reading “12/03/2024 frostweed”12/02/2024 persimmon jelly yummmm
The Chef has found the way to pull the deliciousness from the persimmons without too much seed trouble.
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