April was a busy month at my house. It turned out to be a warm month as well. Everything seems to be about 2-3 weeks ahead of last year. Since we had such a warm winter, apparently the bugs just rested and are now out in full force! I have declared war on squash bugs and hope to keep them at bay long enough to get a good harvest this summer! I have been planting, weeding, fertilizing, putting soaker hoses between rows, looking for squash bugs and/or their eggs, and mulching, mulching, mulching, etc. Of course I have had some help along the way - Thank you James, Brody, Alicia, Brody, Hadley,Jackson and Taylor for any and all assistance you have provided!
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April - Corn Rows |
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Corn Rows May 1 |
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Summer Squash Early April / Pinto Bean Seeds planted. The cattle
panel behind the squash has two grape plants (red and green) and
more pole beans growing on it. |
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May 1 - Summer Squash and Pinto Beans Sprouted |
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May 1 Summer Squash harvest! |
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Cabbage in the background last month |
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May 1 - Cabbage Heads
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April - Bush Beans and Eggplant Row |
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May 1 - Bush Beans and Eggplant Row |
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Pole Beans planted in March are coming along nicely and will
hopefully cover the trellis. |
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Cattle Panels and T-Posts should work fine for my cucumbers.
These are pickling cucumbers and they were planted in April. |
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The compost bin is always a popular place for my hens! The get to roam
the pasture for a few hours each night and love to peck and scratch through
compost, grass, pastures, etc., but especially love bugs and worms!
I snuck in on them with my camera after they were settled for the night.
They were trying to rest/roost after roaming about that evening!
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Girl!!! You have yourself a bunch of good food! Beautiful garden!
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