In the Garden – Page 29 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

First of the Garden Greens

Well, it’s not exactly the first, I have already harvested some mustard greens and spring onions that made it through

The diy project that I first used last spring had two bountiful crops last year. Varieties of leaf lettuce, baby

A few days of warm weather gave us a glimpse of the upcoming spring. All creatures have taken note of

Not yet spring yet, but the daffodils have started to break the surface along the driveway. The spots of green

We were very fortunate to have established fruit trees in the orchard when we bought the property late in the

The yellow catkins are hanging heavy on the filbert(hazelnut) trees in the orchard. They attract the honey bees by the

It is under protest that I have to strip apples off the Honey Crisp tree. It almost feels wasteful. The

The picture on the left is one of the two containers of peas that I had started in early spring

We have a large pot filled with spiderwort. This plant is very colorful with purplish/blue flowers. The clusters of flowers

Taaa Daaa! My first tomato of the season. It may not seem like a big thing, but to me, the