We’ve had so much rain this week that we hear squish squash when we walk across the yard. Thankfully, though, all the storms that we had were mild compared to what others had, especially south of here. Although Western Kentucky had tornados, too. Here’s what I saw on my walk today. The Chives are blooming…
There was so many new things to see on the farm this week, that I couldn’t stop taking pictures! We had 2 litters of kittens born this week. Both litters had 3 kittens. Photo by Abby, 12 The tomato seeds are sprouting! The ones in the big pots are full size tomatoes, the paper pots…
The trees have really been putting on a show this week. With both the Dogwoods and the Redbuds in bloom. Dogwood Tree Flower Here’s a picture of some of the goats on the hill behind our house. Can you see the boy and the baby goat way up on the top of the hill? The…
The weather has been nice this week. We’ve had rain a couple of days, with storms, but the rest of the time the weather was decent. I managed to get out and cover the herb garden at the back of the house with newspapers before the weeds get any worse. the only things up right…
I can’t believe how big the Chives have gotten already. These are in the herb garden behind the house. The Echinacea is growing again. I need to find out if I can and should divide this clump. This is in the same herb garden as the chives. The Lambs Ear in the Bible Garden is…
There is so much happening on the farm this time of year. It really is a joy to walk around and see all the plants coming up, the trees flowering, and the new kids playing. Here are a few pictures I took while out walking. We have no mulch now because of the chickens, who…
<a href=”https://lindaslunacy.com/search/label/Saturday%20on%20the%20Farm”><img src=”http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1001/4608457251_49ba7771a6_o.jpg” alt=”Saturday on the Farm at Linda’s Lunacy” width=”125″ height=”125″ /></a> Well, we didn’t get as much gardening planning done this week as I had hoped to. I did decide that the only seeds I’m going to start in the house are tomatoes. Our growing season here in Kentucky is long enough that…