Gardening Thread- Show me your gardens!

Progress

 

Fyi, capsicum is in stem of hot pepper...found out the hard way tonight...i picked a pepper for some fermented hotsauce recipe. Touched my nose and it started burning!!

 

Lost our porch friend to a car today. We will miss you bun bun.

 

No like, sorry for your loss. Condolences

 

It was born in a litter of 12 (10 live) on January 5th this year. Could have been a great great grandma by now! Her mom and dad were left on the street in a cage and they had two litters in our care, my then 1.5 year old saw them and started walking towards them when I was a way for work, my wife took them in. Of both litters the parents had in our care she was the only one who let us hold her and had blue eyes and white patches of the two litters. We learned a lot about rabbits really quickly. We found all her siblings and her parents homes. This was a terrible outcome.

 

I bet, never easy with pets.

 

My wife is happy it won’t eat all her sprouting winter greens. So there’s that.

 

where do you live, Wilcam?

 

Kentucky now

 

We got ‘em everywhere

 

Here’s one in action beatin up on the Sad Tree. Can’t believe it came back. Be covering it this Winter for sure.

 

thanks.
ive been watching lots of no-till growers video on youtube.
they are located in kentucky too.
i never knew how kentucky is blessed with excellent growing soil and climate.
your land looks great.

 

Thanks, Its a work in progress. Soil needs lots work no matter where you go

 

That is true for the most part.

Our raised beds have exhausted their soil and it is about 1/3 the volume of when we built the garden 20 months ago. I just grabbed a truck and trailer full of organic composted soil AKA shredded yard waste, filling them back in over the next week or so as rain allows and planting winter crops.

 

this is my work in progress.
mixed crops provide lots of food, work and learning opportunities.

shifting to no till as the weeding is overwhelming me.

 

What kind of grapes?

 

Ech’d
Bees are back some maybe

 

those are concord

 

In this area, most rabbits are night dwellers. I guess, less humans to bother them.

 

It’s not that they aren’t up and about in the day near you just just are a lot less active. Rabbits are a crepuscular animal. For all we know in Winnipeg this picture could have been taken at 9:30pm.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crepuscular_animal