Success is sweet (failure. . . . . not so much).
After all the designing, planning, building, shoveling, ordering seeds, more planning, more seeds, more dreams and more shoveling, one ACTUALLY has . . .’tada’ . . . FOOD!
Meet the $5000 salad!
Yeap. That is the cost of this one harvest. Now that said. I calculate that the second salad makes the two of them only $2500 salads each. And so goes the de-escalating math.
April 25, 2020
I am beside myself this morning. We have had a few days of ‘rain, rain’. In between showers I ventured out to check the ever ripening STRAWBERRIES. Viola . . . and ever so SWEET! This luscious treat, at such an EARLY date, is made possible by ‘THE HOOP’!
Peas Please
It has always been hard for me to get a good crop of peas by planting in March. The heat always took a hard toll on the crop. So now I find I can plant, IN THE HOOP, in late Fall and Early Winter and have peas to pick and enjoy before move gardeners in MO even have peas in the ground!
