Showing posts with label gardening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gardening. Show all posts

Saturday, May 30, 2009

~hello~

Hello there! It surely has been a long time since I posted anything worth looking at. How I have neglected this blog!

Over Memorial Day weekend I planted our 100 strawberry plants, and we all worked in the garden (pictures to come). We got almost all of the tomato plants in the ground.

Dad finished fencing off the front of our property this weekend. Our dog Sweetie doesn't stay in the goat pen where she belongs, but prefers to slowly walk around patrolling the property. We live on a fairly busy street, and even though she doesn't go in the road, there is that slight chance she might. Now we don't need to worry about her being out when we are gone. How many times we have come home and she has been laying in the front yard, with a look that seems to say "Isn't this where I belong, close to my people? Please, don't make me go back with those goats and my obnoxious brother."

Here are a couple photo's I took the other evening. I was experimenting with backlight (is that the correct terminology?) where the light is behind your subject.


Have a good evening,
Ashley











Saturday, March 21, 2009

planting time!




Yesterday I planted some Swiss Chard, and Collard greens. I found every container/planter I could and filled 'em up! Our garden area isn't ready yet, so I couldn't plant in their; but I will transplant some of these to the garden when it's ready.


Also, I ordered seeds this week from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds! It was later than I wanted to do it, but at least it's done.
This post is for The Garden Club*, hosted by The Peterson Clan.
*see side bar

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Fall Harvest

An almost ready pumpkin.





A not quite ready pumpkin.



A pumpkin plant sprouted earlier this year, next to our front porch. We were looking forward to having pumpkins for fall decoration. Alas, as they started, and then stopped growing, we realized that they were little pumpkins! How cute!