Fenris Farms

08/10/2023

Sunday Funnies… 😁🍁

08/10/2023

How To Plant an Asparagus Bed – Plant Once & Harvest For 30+ Years - https://www.ruralsprout.com/plant-asparagus/

08/10/2023

How to stop stink bugs and ladybugs invading your home in fall - https://www.ruralsprout.com/stink-bugs-ladybugs/

23/06/2022

13/06/2022

08/06/2022

Yep that’s me

07/06/2022

we can get creative when reimagining our lawns! :)

07/06/2022

We planted tomatoes, carrot seeds, an apricot tree and a mulberry tree today!

06/06/2022

Our second strawberry harvest, birds got most of the cherries, first ever blueberries and raspberries, and first harvest this year for pink lemonade blueberries! It’s not much, but with some rose petals it will be a tasty little jam 😊

05/06/2022

Phew! We have been busy! Planted more strawberries, comfrey, broccoli, cucumber, bok choi, rainbow chard, tomatillos, sweet basil, holy basil, amaranth, yarrow, dahlia, calendula, and kiss me over the garden gate 😘

31/05/2022

31/05/2022

Strawberries and cilantro in, asparagus bed trimmed and weeded for next year’s harvest.

29/05/2022

More cranberry beans and potatoes are in today! Started Napa cabbage and bell peppers too 😁

28/05/2022

Just hobbled around the beds to point out which annual beds can be weeded clean and saw the state of the perennials. Pictures later, but I ate my first sun ripened raspberry, and saw lots of figs starting, gooseberries, blueberries, strawberries, serviceberries, peaches, and apples. The bee balm in almost 5 feet tall! Oregano, thyme, sage, and rosemary are thriving. I have been pinching off the seed stalks on the rhubarb so that is getting bigger. I am very excited about the progress!

26/05/2022

New starts to go in!

26/05/2022

Got a few tomatoes, beans, and lot of potatoes and sweet potatoes in already, lots more to go. Getting a late start this year due to health reasons but plan to get back on track.

24/04/2022

Collards were once as diverse as the Southern families they fed, but countless varieties have vanished. The race is on to preserve and propagate. That's where the Heirloom Collard Project comes in.

15/04/2022

Planning on some updates soon! Sorry folks, illness delayed our start. We have apple and plum trees in bloom now, and leaves on the fig trees. Photos coming as soon as we can!

14/04/2022

11/04/2022

Non-poisoned yards are earth-friendly and sustainable for several reasons:
- Healthy soil ecosystems sequester more carbon.
- Healthy soil ecosystems promote good plant growth, which cools the air through greater transpiration.
- Healthy soil ecosystems promote good plant growth, which reduces erosion and runoff so nearby waterways are less polluted.
- Heathy soil ecosystems provide nesting places for our native bees, which not only pollinate our flowers and crops, but they also prey on pest insects.
- Healthy above-ground ecosystems support birds and pollinators that may be struggling in the face of climate change.
In addition, non-poisoned landscapes are better for your family, and your pet's health. And you'll save time and money in a less-managed landscape.

10/04/2022

Good information to share with neighbors HERE: https://goodneighboriowa.org/evidence-of-harm/

08/04/2022

I love lawn gnomes

03/04/2022

Adding a living mulch to your garden brings a host of benefits. If there is one task that every gardener could do with less of, it’s weeding. Even those of us who would happily spend

30/03/2022

I didn’t make this, but it is so true!

30/03/2022

We got potatoes in yesterday! Peaches have bloomed and apples just starting to. What’s going on in your gardens?

28/03/2022

Looking to grow some perennial vegetables this harvest? Find out which are easiest to grow and in which hardiness zones they do best!

01/03/2022

Your one stop guide to identify purple dead nettle, and then figure out what to make with this healthy edible food.

28/02/2022

Thanks to all who waited for us to return and for the kind thoughts and prayers. Sophia is healthy and beautiful!

28/02/2022

As we approach Springtime it’s time to buy seeds and chart the garden plans! Where do you buy your seeds and/or favorite brands?

03/10/2021

Most of y'all already know this but I should explain to the rest. I have a high risk pregnancy so the farm was put on the back burner while we await baby. Next Spring we will hit the farm hard! Thanks all.

03/10/2021

Revolutionary 🌱
Artist:
The Disorganized Joy of CJ Bell