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Category Archives: Farming
Blueberries
Blueberries are an important part of our diet. Six years ago when Norman started having Avasten shorts in his eye to stop the macular degeneration in his left eye, the doctor told him to take pills to strengthen his eyes … Continue reading
Spring Already?
I lived in Florida for about 10 years and had a garden but I didn’t remember when spring came to Port St Lucie. So when I put in my three blueberry bushes this year I had no idea when to … Continue reading
Parsnips and corn
Fall was always a busy time on the farm. Getting the harvest into the freezer or canned for the winter and like an old horse when the time is right the call to act is still strong. Here you can … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, dolls, Farming
Tagged cooking corn, cooking parsnips, corn, dolls, growing corn, parsnips, planting parsnips
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Farming again??
We have a nice (Linni ) patio just outside our front door. It is a nice area but too hot in the summer to use and much too hot in the afternoon as the sun pours right in there. We … Continue reading
Posted in Daily updates, Farming
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Dill Pickles
Time sure flies when your having fun. The time goes so fast I never get to do all the things I need to do such as weed the garden. The weather has been so hot there is not much growing … Continue reading
Posted in Canning, Farming, up dates
Tagged butternut squash, cucumbers, sweet potatoes
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AC
Finally I had to give in and turn on the AC!! Last night it never cooled off enough to help me and when I went to bed and was no longer under the fan in the living room I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Canning, Farming, Freezing for Winter
Tagged beets, deer, green beans, heat wave
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HOT! HOT!! HOT!!!
Yesterday we went to McMinnville to the farmer’s market to see how everyones gardens are doing. There were only four farmer’s there but the one I like to check in with most is Brent Brain and he was there with … Continue reading
Posted in Canning, Farming, Freezing for Winter
Tagged cabbage worms, cauliflower, zucchini
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Break Time!!
10:30 and time for a short break Norman has a cup of coffee and a country biscuit while I have a glass of ice water. I can’t eat at break or I blow up like a baloon! If I even … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, family, Farming
Tagged broccoli, cauliflower, corn, green beans, racoon
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Rain, Rain, Rain
Rain like catsup is always a problem, first none will come, then a-lot-el. First we went 19 days without a drop of rain – then we had a week of drippy – showery days and two days of sun. Then … Continue reading
And So The Garden Grows
I spent the mooring in the garden picking off the cabbage worms and squishing them. When it is dry we dust to try and keep the worms out but when it is rainy the best way is to just pick … Continue reading