[3/23/20] Front area soil garden

[4/7/20] We created a germination chamber to get the plants growing earlier in the season

[4/11/20] We found this was the best way to be sure the seeds are good and viable. INSTRUCTIONS: Place a few seeds on a moist (not soaking wet) paper towel and put in a bag. Check daily for sprouting. Then you'll know if those old seeds are any good.

[4/17/20] We had NO idea what to expect

[4/18/20] The Purple Lady bok choy was gorgeous

[4/30/20] Snapdragons

[5/11/20] The hydroponic blackberries were a success! Berries should be available at the farm stand and the market in Summer 2022.

[5/11/20] Blackberry bush loaded with fruit

[5/13/20] Fresh peaches, lettuce and tomatoes

[5/13/20] Volunteer tomato jungle

[5/15/20] This squash was loving the soil after we amended it with 2 inches of horse manure over the entire garden, then worked it in with a rototiller.

[5/15/20] Front area looking quite like a jungle by late spring.

[5/15/20] The onion patch - [For some basic directions on planting onions, click on the photo to visit our website blog; look for the post titled "Onion Planting Guide"]