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Eat The Raspberries
My oldest and his wife offered freshly harvested raspberries. My next oldest went over to pick them up and drop them here. Eight pints of beautiful berries! Although I power through lot of vegetables, I almost never eat fruit. Sometimes … Continue reading
Glorious Summer
I am an ungainly peasant, bent over, yanking out roots of life’s green impulse. Even as the weeds go limp they send out the freshest breath. I apologize to them for my human-centric approach. I may be impressed by morning … Continue reading
Sure Feels Like Summer
June on Bit of Earth Farm. Continue reading
Good Gardening Intentions Not So Evident
I mistake watermelon radish sprouts for weeds and pull them all out. The row I replanted, thinking the beets didn’t germinate, now contains both beets and arugula. Volunteer tomatillo plants plague me. Continue reading
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Tagged garden plans, gardening, gratitude, harvest, laziness, lazy gardener, nature, optimistic gardeing, summer, weeds
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Summer Scenes From The Farm
Everything is growing, including new Jersey calf Clovis. Continue reading
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