January has ended. And spring is nearly upon us in the PNW. It was a slow month outside, mostly dreary and keeping us inside, but those sunny days? I made sure I got outside to work, be it cleaning the beds, picking up pinecones and getting things ready for February. Huckleberry plants ramping up for spring.… Continue reading January On The Farm

December is the slow month. The truly slowest, don't want to go out there, month. In the warm week of December, the garlic decided to poke up and say hello through the hay. The last of the crabapples hanging on. Do they wait for the birds? And in December, a lone Shasta Daisy was in… Continue reading December On The Farm

November on the farm is the lowest and slowest month usually. The hours of light start diminishing quickly as the month starts and by the end of the month, we have less than 9 hours "light", and well, November is usually the wettest month. It's simply just dreary outside. That is the thing that transplants… Continue reading November On The Farm