Farm Life: January 2007 Archives
Our Johnny's Seeds order came today. Five big boxes of organic potting soil, plus another large box of seeds and supplies. The UPS truck backed up into the driveway and the driver was nice enough to haul it all into the garage and leave it where we can get it into the van and drive it north.
This is the third seed order that has arrived so far. Seeds of Change hasn't been delivered, but it's a small order and we can get started with the inside work with what we have.
I just remembered that I need to place a broccoli seed order with Fedco. Forgot to call them earlier this week.
So this is mostly a stream-of-consciousness post on all the gardening supplies we've planned for. Hopefully as I familiarize myself with Blogger and gain some confidence that I can actually work this system, I'll get a little more poetic. Or not.
This is the third seed order that has arrived so far. Seeds of Change hasn't been delivered, but it's a small order and we can get started with the inside work with what we have.
I just remembered that I need to place a broccoli seed order with Fedco. Forgot to call them earlier this week.
So this is mostly a stream-of-consciousness post on all the gardening supplies we've planned for. Hopefully as I familiarize myself with Blogger and gain some confidence that I can actually work this system, I'll get a little more poetic. Or not.
Welcome to my new posting spot on the World Wide Web. I have another home at Homestead Blogger where I enjoy trading secrets and techniques on gardening, raising small livestock and making home a pleasant place to live. You can check out my archives here.
In an effort to raise visibility and correspond with other like-minded agrarians, I have opened this blog. I hope to see you here occasionally as I recount the adventures and encounters of a citified family going country.
If you are living the farm life, brushing up on your homemaking skills, preserving a harvest of food, or raising chickens or pigs, leave me a comment and a link to your blog. I'd love to visit with you.
In an effort to raise visibility and correspond with other like-minded agrarians, I have opened this blog. I hope to see you here occasionally as I recount the adventures and encounters of a citified family going country.
If you are living the farm life, brushing up on your homemaking skills, preserving a harvest of food, or raising chickens or pigs, leave me a comment and a link to your blog. I'd love to visit with you.
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