Posts tagged as: HQ

The 2010 ‘Tiny Garden’ Is . . . Not So Tiny!

July 27th, 2010 - posted under: The Farm » Flora

such a geek! It’s been a big year here on the Micro-Farm, with an addition to the family leaving little time for tending the land. Waits is approaching 5 months now, and my poor yard . . . my poor yard is approaching catastrophe! But that’s okay. I have a plan, a long-term vision to [...]

The Balcony Herb Garden, 2010

July 20th, 2010 - posted under: The Farm » Flora

Each year, along with my actual garden, I plant a variety of pots that live right outside my kitchen – here’s 2009. These hold all the fresh herbs that will enhance my kitchen exploration from late spring to early fall. And let me tell you, there’s something *so* satisfying about plucking your seasonings straight from [...]

The 2010 Micro-Farm Is Chuggin’ Along Into Summer

July 6th, 2010 - posted under: The Farm » Flora

Petunia Blue guards the henhouse from evil invaders. Hello from HQ! It’s been a while since I’ve posted garden pictures, and this year’s tiny plot is finally taking off. These images are actually from a few weeks back, so there’s even more action now. We’ve had an exceptionally wet June and the extra moisture stunted [...]

Spring On My Micro-Farm, and the 2010 Tiny Garden

May 17th, 2010 - posted under: The Farm » Flora

The time has come for backyard adventures, for glorious dirt-digging and sowing seeds and dreaming of all the bounty to come. Last year I went all out, utilizing a variety of small-scale garden techniques to maximize my plantable ‘acreage’, without sacrificing the play space for the beasties. It was mostly successful and so much fun, [...]

Taking A Chance In The Garden . . .

November 12th, 2009 - posted under: The Farm » Flora

If you’ve been following this blog for a while, you may recognize that photo up there from my month-long RAW trial back in March. I picked up that strange fruit, labeled as ‘Spiny Melon’ from New Zealand, when I was making some tropical fruit sushi. I just couldn’t resist the way it looked, and I [...]