Yesterday I took the peat puck seed starts and transplanted them into larger container trays. I watered them well and left them outside overnight.
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Hills' Curbside Produce Stand
A Way of Life.... We work it, we play in it, we pray in and over it, we learn from it, and we are fed by it. So many living creatures enjoy it. At the end of the season, like the end of the day, it goes to bed to rest.
A Vegetable Journey
I hope you find this site entertaining and inspiring. Although we have a garden larger than most folks, you, too, can plant and eat delicious vegetables with minimal work. It delights me endlessly to see our children enjoy gardening. It doesn't really seem like work when you can eat on the job!
My mom had a thirst for 'growies' and loved watching her seeds turn into a meal. She learned from her grandfather, I learned from Mommy, and Wes learned from his mom. I hope at least one of our kids will garden someday. There will come a day when cultivating will be revered as significantly as information technology.
If you have questions about our garden, please ask. Enjoy!
~Lee
My mom had a thirst for 'growies' and loved watching her seeds turn into a meal. She learned from her grandfather, I learned from Mommy, and Wes learned from his mom. I hope at least one of our kids will garden someday. There will come a day when cultivating will be revered as significantly as information technology.
If you have questions about our garden, please ask. Enjoy!
~Lee
My 2010 Garden
Hills' Curbside Produce Stand
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