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the mower's garden
http://mowersgarden.blogspot.com/
The blog is my wife and I sharing what we have learned moving to the country. The differences between rural and suburban life are the is the main topic. Which takes the form of us talking about our garden, life, chickens and other things
- Added on: Mar 23rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: jason chambers
- Listed in: Gardening Home and Garden
- Tags: gardening country life woodville east texas small farming living off land
Recent Posts
Love at first sight
Last night we had a massive thunder storm with severe thunder storm warnings and tornado warning all night. One daughter and my wife had been up since three am and me and the other kid got up at five, but it was still raining so I couldn't go out h...
Something likes the deer corn
I have been putting out corn for a few weeks now, and this feeder has been up for a few days. So I don't know what happened today that the bees decided they had to swarm the corn. This picture was taken about one oclock, by three oclock the bees h...
A new hope
So far, no venison has hit the table and my loving wife has mocked my powers as a warrior hunter. To be fair this is my first season hunting, no one has ever taught me how to hunt, and I don't own any camouflage clothing. So really I got like a thr...
Welcome to my nightmare
As far as gardening goes I don't have much to do now during the winter although I probably should be tilling more and if I had space clear this might be a good time to plant some trees. During this time the focus is turning to two things. Clearing f...
The Dark Forest
That is how I always refer to area behind our house. The ten acres was a nice clear pasture when my wife was a growing up out here. Slowly the pines have crept up and and by the time we moved here they had gotten large enough that they could no longe...
Only the carrots weathered the storm
After a rare bit of snow the only thing left is the carrots. Small as these ones that my daughter picked might be there is still hope they will grow into real carrots. ...
