We visited Stonehenge gorge style.
I made a few messes.
Planted some melons.
Made baklava with our honey.
Planted a flower box for the chicken coop. Last night a neighbor girl knocked on our door and wanted to know if we wanted to be featured in Hood River's Tour de Coop. I got pretty excited! It'll be May 7th, they usually feature 10 or so coops.
Watched our tomatoes grow bigger. I should have put them outside sooner though, they are having a hard time with all the wind here.
Planted a flat (oops) of green and purple basil. We may have some to share!
Watched our peppers grow - 3 flats :) Lots of hot sauce this year.
I also have a flat of cabbage, broccoli and artichokes going. They too are having a hard time with all this wind. Next year I know to put them out when they are younger. We decided not to get chicks this year :( There is just too much going on with the wedding and the garden and not knowing where we will be living for sure in a year. Relocating 5 chickens is one thing, 15 (and a bigger coop) is another. But someday we will definitely be raising babies and more food for ourselves and friends.
3 comments:
that pie looks delicious...
and the new flowers on the coop look awesome. congrats on being on the tour of coops - how neat!
As always I'm super impressed and inspired by your gardening!!
Fun catching up with all your projects! You've been very busy! Happy Easter!
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