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Finally – it’s been years since I got to really get into doing a veggie garden, but I got a start on it today! It didn’t take much work to get the container/raised beds cleaned up from the winter, and I planted onions:
And a lonely rhubarb that won’t be lonely for long:
Here’s all 3 beds, waiting to see what I’ll do with them – I’m not sure what will go with the rhubarb yet, but the second tub will be herbs, and the rectangle will have peas and tomatoes. Another in-ground bed on the other side of the house will get pumpkins and watermelons, that my boys wanted to try (I’m still learning to grown in zone 1B – it’s a huge difference from 8! In Oregon, we’d have mega growth by now).
And my first blister of the season!
Blog Author and Co-owner at Owl Creek Farm
wife + mom to 4 humans, 1 rottweiler (2015), 1 disabled rottweiler/giant fluff (2021), 1 husky/german shepherd (2021), and 2 cats. into homesteading and self sufficiency. introvert. scatterbrained. goats are the future. loves reading, gaming, cooking/baking.
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