Happy Harvest Blog
Fun task-planting strawberry runners
Many of them I pegged down in the existing patch, for replacement and more density, after separating the mulch cover for them.But I hope to be able to cut these off their umbilical cords once they get established, and move them to start another row of strawberries, so I am encouraging them to take root in my pots.
Planting in the greenhouse
However, when I raked away the chips from a swathe of dirt for a garden bed, the soil was dark and moist. Wow! Best of all, no sod! The hens took care of that this winter.
Garden beginnings
We have our labor-saving, painless technique down pat now, with this wicked sod-breaker from Lee Valley. Makes a picture perfect, sod and root-free bed of soil that you’d never guess was just broken from ground unworked for 15 years.
Instagram.
I may not make a blog post every day, but at least I Insta.
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