16/03/2024
The best part of the day yesterday 🥕🥕🥕
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30/01/2024
Fresh Eggs $5/dozen
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28/01/2024
Seems so strange to only have 3 flats of veggies to start for this season! But, we have officially started tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant 🍅 🫑 🍆
18/01/2024
Loading the car for tomorrow’s deliveries. We will be in Downtown Charleston, Cane Bay, and Coosaw Creek areas if anyone in those areas wants a delivery!!!
https://digitalcookie.girlscouts.org/scout/anabelle898907
13/01/2024
TODAY is the day!!!! We will have cookies in hand this afternoon and Anabelle’s site is officially open for local orders! Simply click the link below to place your order and choose “Girl Delivery”. She will arrange to deliver them to you personally 🍪
https://digitalcookie.girlscouts.org/scout/anabelle898907
20/12/2023
Really hoping my covers did what they were supposed to!
26/11/2023
Love our homestead! Garlic and onions officially planted for a late spring harvest
04/10/2023
Harvesting Bok Choy seeds from the spring plants to put back in the ground this weekend 😋
12/09/2023
The best thing about growing dry beans is they don’t have to be processed as soon as you pick them. We planted black beans for the first time this year as an experiment. They were picked in July and I am just now finding time to circle back to them. Most pods averaged 5-7 beans inside and we ended up with about 1 1/2 lbs after I shelled them. Because these are heirloom beans, we will save enough to plant again next spring and eat the rest 😋
28/08/2023
Finished the weekend under the lights installing 150 ft of fencing around the new chicken area
27/08/2023
The hardest work always happens on the hottest days of the year. This weekend was a huge work weekend for us on the homestead. Knowing there is a tropical storm probably heading our way reminded us that we are in the peak of hurricane season and work has to happen if we want to be ready for fall planting. All it takes is one storm to set us back so this way, we are prepared. The summer garden is completely dismantled (except the Lima beans which are just now in bloom), the raised beds have been turned and covered, and the chicken tractors are in their new homes for the next year. Our main garden has hit the 7 year mark and will be resting until fall of next year so it can replenish the nutrients it needs to be fruitful again. It will become a temporary home to the meat birds and some of the laying hens. Happy to have this phase of break down behind us!!
16/07/2023
After not being in the garden for a week, I came home to find this big boy hiding in the bushes 😳 That’s one big zucchini!!!
09/07/2023
And then I walked away for 5 minutes and she was out by the time I came back again. No keeping her in
08/07/2023
This kiddo grew some pretty tomatoes 🍅
06/07/2023
Black Beans!!!!!
06/07/2023
We wanted 6, incubated 22, and ended up with 10. Not bad without knowing if these eggs were fertile or not.
04/07/2023
Freedom again…fencing had to come down for tree removal and they have been “cooped” up for too long (at least I’m sure that is what they would say).
01/07/2023
Well that happened fast!
01/07/2023
First little one is trying to make its way into the world (2 days early) 🐣
30/06/2023
Corn season went as quickly as it came but look at those smiling faces 🌽 😃
24/06/2023
TODAY ONLY!!!!
Anabelle has medium to large ears of white sweet corn 3/$1
She also has a variety of flowers 3/$1 as well!
If you want some let us know!
21/06/2023
Corn and Zuchinni Pie…it’s what’s for dinner 😋
17/06/2023
Nothing goes to waste…
Chickens enjoying the leftover beans/bean plants
16/06/2023
11/06/2023
Here we go again 😊🐣
11/06/2023
After being gone for 10 days, this was a happy thing to come home to in the garden today!!
02/06/2023
28/05/2023
Never been so thankful that the sun hasn’t shone yet! An hour and a half and 800 plants later just about everything is vertical again.
Now let the sun shine and the plant healing begin 🤞
27/05/2023
Every Single Year 🌽 😔
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The hardest work always happens on the hottest days of the year! But the summer garden is officially down (except for the Lima beans), raised beds are turned and covered, and the chicken tractors have moved to their new homes.
The hardest work always happens on the hottest days of the year. This weekend was a huge work weekend for us on the homestead. Knowing there is a tropical storm probably heading our way reminded us that we are in the peak of hurricane season and work has to happen if we want to be ready for fall planting. All it takes is one storm to set us back so this way, we are prepared. The summer garden is completely dismantled (except the Lima beans which are just now in bloom), the raised beds have been turned and covered, and the chicken tractors are in their new homes for the next year. Our main garden has hit the 7 year mark and will be resting until fall of next year so it can replenish the nutrients it needs to be fruitful again. It will become a temporary home to the meat birds and some of the laying hens. Happy to have this phase of break down behind us!!
And then I walked away for 5 minutes and she was out by the time I came back again. No keeping her in
Freedom again…fencing had to come down for tree removal and they have been “cooped” up for too long (at least I’m sure that is what they would say).
Well that happened fast!
Nothing goes to waste… Chickens enjoying the leftover beans/bean plants
Every Single Year 🌽 😔
2023 is completely in the ground!!
Spring/Summer Garden 2023
Chickens are helping break down the winter garden in preparation for spring! #happychickens
It’s always sad when the broccoli doesn’t produce well enough for us to eat but on the bright side, it is feeding our bees and that is a major win in our book!
Well…not great news but we move on thankful for another day! Crazy thing is it will be in the 70’s by the weekend…
29 degrees!!! It’s like a heat wave!!!
Still cold but the sun is shining and a slight warm up is on the way!
Still frozen 🥶 This should be the last day of below freezing during the day. Perhaps Tuesday morning we will get to uncover the veggies and see how they fared. Days like this I really wish we had a greenhouse! #goals
10:00 and still literally frozen!
Hopeful that this will give the crops a fighting chance over the next 2 days. Here in the Lowcountry of SC we aren’t used to 0 degree wind chills!!!
American Bresse…will these be our new meat birds?
Don’t let the milk go bad…the chickens love to have milk mixed with some feed as a treat.
Looks like the bees needed a little extra room to call home 🐝
This never gets old 🐣 🐣🐣🐣
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