Veggies and flowers are growing – so are weeds and crab grass.
One thing I noticed in these photos – they sure do show the sandy gravelly stuff that is everywhere.
And I had to include the deer trimmed sunflowers. Very sad in the little wildflower bed.
Farm-->Fleece-->Fiber
A mother, father and daughter all blog about the big hike.
Only those who attempt to go too far will discover how far they can go.
Knitting From My Corner of the World: South Jersey and Philadelphia Knits
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Miriam knits and thinks and seeks enlightenment in yarn
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My Rabbit Hole of Fibre Experimentation.
You have a regular herb garden don’t you. I smell lots of good food cooking.
It’s certainly got lots of odds and ends in it! Right now everything that is ripe is green, so my salads look kind of boring, but they taste good. And I’ll have enough peas and beans to freeze some for next winter.