More photos from around the farm.
Raised beds
View of the dock
View of the river bank
Strange nest - maybe a squirrel nest?
False solomon seal
A lone orange hawkweed
Viceroy butterfly - Monarch mimic
Labels: butterflies, gardening, nests, wildflowers
More blooming beauties from around the farm.
Bridal bush
Buttercup
Honeysuckle
Blue jacob's ladder
Peony
Blue spiderwort
Cat's eye
Labels: flowers, wildflowers
A collection of what's in bloom around the farm.
Pink wildflower, not sure what it is...
Rock geranium
Grape (OK, it's not in bloom yet)
Yellow Iris
Purple Iris
Jacob's Ladder
Purple Lupine
Labels: flowers, wildflowers
Massive picture dump to update what we're up to.
Seedlings going strong - Kale is crazy leggy
Tomato seedlings - looking good
Pepper seedlings - small, but not bad
Flower seedlings for our wedding
Mulched berry patch
Mulched strawberry patch
New low-bush and mid-bush blueberries
Mulched raspberry patch
The big vegetable garden
Laurie's Scotch Elm
Pear tree in bloom
New basswood budding out
Pretty bluets
Lupine
Honeybee working dandelion
Labels: gardening, seed starting, wildflowers
Not much to say, so a bunch of pictures instead!
Expanded high-bush blueberry bed
Herb garden
Strawberry plants - looking good!
Pak Choi seedlings
Daffodils
And more daffodils
Wild ginger in bloom
Pretty bluets
Marsh marigold
Labels: gardening, wildflowers
It really and truly is spring, there are wildflowers in bloom!
Anemone in bloom
Trout Lily (or Dog-tooth Violet) in bloom
Labels: wildflowers
We poached (OK, we were allowed to poach) three mature high-bush blueberry bushes from Laurie's parents. They are awesome, huge, wonderful things! We spent this evening enlarging our berry patch and moving the high-bush cranberry to another location to accommodate them. Looks like the gooseberries will be moving at some point in the future as well since they are showing somewhat invasive tendencies.
In the process of enlarging the berry patch
Daffodils in bloom, must be spring!
Catspaw - even the wildflowers are starting to come on!
Labels: flowers, gardening, wildflowers
