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The rototiller had a good workout of almost 4 hours, yesterday. I guess, I did too. There was also an early morning MD visit where I...

For a moment there was hope. And now everything is frozen solid again. -18C/0F tonight. :rant

I’ve got to catch up! Friday my sheep moving didn’t go as planned. I wanted 2 ewe lambs from the front field. To do that, I have to...

And, they make spectacular additions to bouquets, @Branching Out ! More subdued is blue cornflower but, probably the best choice for...

Got the first draft of the 2025 bean list done! There's some left to add yet, but this is the bulk of them. Pole Beans: Ukrainian...

After watching my perennial Fama Blue Scabiosa bloom through much of the winter in zone 7, this plant has earned the distinction of...

Fuzzi, I hope you will find comfort in your garden and being here in The Easy Garden. Gardens require attention and care. Along with...

beware... i have many thousands of onion seeds. most of them may not be any good any more but i'm being very tempted to go out and put...

I dug out another mule load yesterday. I spread them out in the sun to dry so I can bag them up and put in the trash. Still plenty out...

There were a few hours without rain this morning, so I dashed out the the garden with my trowel. First several beds had to be cleaned...

Yesterday, I pruned the front yard clematis vine. The rambling rose also had another pruning; maybe, I am finished with it but it has to...

March 19th, 2025. The snow is FINALLY starting to recede noticeably. Went out for a little yard walk to check out the reveal. I will...

That's a very interesting thing to do. I wasn't sure what this post was about so I decided I needed to check it out and see. This might...

yes, that's likely to be a more sure fire way to do it but i don't know how much such a test would cost and what percentage...

I suspect that it would require scientific testing-- not my area of expertise though.