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Zen's outside toy box...swales and berms that I made during a session of hole diggin' therapy |
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Originally planted this oregano by seed at our other house...this is it's third location |
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There's four strawberry plants in there...I promise |
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Trinidad pepper seeds are hopefully germinating in that spiral...2.2 million scoville...hottest pepper currently on the planet...at least officially |
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Bee Balm in it's second year of growth...it's already doubled in size this season |
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Another hole diggin' session |
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The Hugel bed |
The next series of pics are all from the Hugel bed.
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Hugel Bed |
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One of the many pepper plants growing in the Hugel Bed |
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Borage |
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Blue Berry |
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There is Dill in there... |
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See the Dill |
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A volunteer gourd along side a strawberry plant |
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I'm standing on the top of the hugel bed in a grassy patch...the grass seed came from the horse manure that ended up in a compost pile I used in constructing the hugel bed...at least it ain't Bermuda |
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Another pepper plant |
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Lavender |
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I think lavender is an amazingly beautiful plant...I can feel the energy from that plant when I'm near it |
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Pepper hugging the pepper plant I was trying to photograph |
That's all of the pics I took from plants growing in the hugel bed, and there are a lot more plants in there.
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a bunch of hills with tomato, corn, zucchini, black beans, cilantro, cucumber, and gourds |
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Corn, zucchini, black bean guilds |
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Dent corn...the type of corn used for making tortillias |
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My little vixen in the hugel bed lookin' for strawberries to eat |
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This last year's chicken run that was attacked by my shovel during several hole diggin'/earth movin' sessions |
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Red Potatoes growing in a spiral along with red corn |
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watemelon |
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black eyed peas, crook neck squash, and cucumber |
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This was the best soil right near the entrance to the run...it's a big swale now cause I used the perfect chicken shit soil to make the hills |
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cucumber |
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hard to see the corn still, but it's to the left of the taters growing on the other side of the swale in a spiral as well |
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here you can see the corn |
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Archimedes and his bitches |
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I threw down a handful of scratch and within 10 seconds Archimedes had all of his hens on location |
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Inside the salvage chicken house |
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Eggmahal which is made out of 1969 airstream wood...my chickens got mahogany pillars to go with the chicken shit |
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Arkansas Traveler mater plant |
2 comments:
You seem to have a natural gift for planet hugging. It looks 'real' and hopeful. Congratulations on your new baby and a tickle to your middle baby and a hello to your babe!
thanks anonymous internet avatar ;0)
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