They Are At It Again

 

I'm guessing the squirrels are angry because there are no more tomatoes to eat.

Some Of The Clean-Up

Before when you opened the door things literally fell out on you.  Now, look at what Mark did.

Peppers all pulled.  The last delivery to Fuego of the season was filled with every pepper we had, hot and not so hot.

Cleaned out and two types of garlic planted.

Mark working on the compost bin.

There is still a little work to be done but the major part has been taken care of.

Last street pick-up was a little bit of everything.

We are already planning for next year!

Treats For The Goats

 

We shared some of the first watermelons with the goats and they loved it.

They use the fence as a tool for cutting the rinds into smaller pieces.  Murph always gives them sweet banana peppers.

Fall Plants

 

cliflower

cabbage

broccoli

Just In A Week This Can Happen

 

The first picked radish!

Finally getting pole beans on!

This little red ball of goodness is peeking out almost ready to pick.

Those silly squirrels are at it again.

a male blossom

a female blossom

And more pole beans!

Watermelon # 14 just hanging around waiting to grow.

And then this happened.  I caught all three dogs IN the melon patch.  When Imogene say me she high-tailed it back under the fence and into the house.  Gladys came when I called her once she knew she was in deep trouble then she played dead.  Ollie was clueless and continued to stand in the middle of the watermelons and bark.

Our cantaloupe has lost its hair and is getting tougher skin.

And then there was this.  I heard Ollie just making a ruckus and couldn't figure out what was wrong.  I found him stuck in the newly planted raised bed.  Somehow he had gotten in the bed but then couldn't get back out.

I did a little reading about pumpkin vines and when you should cut them.  We had some kind of powdery mildew all over the leaves.  So I just hacked them all off.

This was the end result.

Seeds Are Gong In, Phase Two

They have talked and talked about what to put in the newest raised bed.  So here ya go...the seeds have arrived.

Planting the carrot seeds in sand like he saw on...you guessed it...a YoutTube video.

Murph the master seed sewer...on so many different levels.

I made ghetto plant markers with my new laminator!!

All lined up and ready to grow.

No, Murph isn't praying over them...but I bet secretly he does (so do I) they are putting up the dog fence.

Seeds Going In

This is how they look at the end of the day.  Tomorrow I think we have enough seeds to fill the bed.

such sweetness

This is what we think might be an acorn squash that happened into the dirt.  We never had any acorn squash seeds.

Extra Special Visitor

Murph's mom, Shirley, came to meet the boys and see the garden.

We found out that she likes black licorice as much as the goats do.

What a sweetheart.  So kind.  We would love for her to come back and spend some time telling stories under the oak tree when the weather cools off a bit.  Thanks for sharing your mom Murph.

Oh, did I mention that she is 97 years old!

Happy Fourth From Boogie

They loved their watermelon treat from Murph...even the sticker.

Yea!

I am overjoyed to see this!  I hope more people now decided to get into backyard Chicken Farming.  We had a blast with our girls.  If only I could talk ChickiePa into getting more.  But I am afraid that that ship has sailed.