Happy Winter Solstice! Throwback to that time around the Spring Equinox when I was channeling my inner Druid at Stonehenge. I’d sure like to go back again and watch the sun rise some winter solstice. #stonehenge#wintersolstice#druids
December 21, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Happy Winter Solstice! Throwback to that time around the Spring Equinox when I was channeling my inner Druid at Stonehenge. I’d sure like to go back again and watch the sun rise some winter solstice. #stonehenge#wintersolstice#druids
Every time that I think I don’t have room for one more fruit tree/shrub…I’m wrong. Picked up an Illinois Everbearing Mulberry recently. Started leafing out beautifully just two days after I planted it in not-so-optimal clay soil. #PlantOnceEatForever#FoodForest#Permaculture#PermacultureGardening
June 20, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Every time that I think I don’t have room for one more fruit tree/shrub…I’m wrong. Picked up an Illinois Everbearing Mulberry recently. Started leafing out beautifully just two days after I planted it in not-so-optimal clay soil. #PlantOnceEatForever#FoodForest#Permaculture#PermacultureGardening
I don’t have the ambition (or the equipment) to remove this stump so now it’s a ‘raised bed’ planter filled with Calendula. 🤣🌼 The leaves and petals are both edible and it’s a prolific self-seeder so it’ll be here every year till this stump rots to the ground. I think it’ll look cool.
June 17, 2025 at 1:39 PM
I don’t have the ambition (or the equipment) to remove this stump so now it’s a ‘raised bed’ planter filled with Calendula. 🤣🌼 The leaves and petals are both edible and it’s a prolific self-seeder so it’ll be here every year till this stump rots to the ground. I think it’ll look cool.
Besides Boone’s Farm and MD 2020, did anyone else score a bottle of Lake Niagara wine when they were a precocious and curious teen? I bought this half-dead ‘Vitis labrusca’ or Fox Grape on sale at Runnings last summer for $4 and it seems to be bouncing back.
June 11, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Besides Boone’s Farm and MD 2020, did anyone else score a bottle of Lake Niagara wine when they were a precocious and curious teen? I bought this half-dead ‘Vitis labrusca’ or Fox Grape on sale at Runnings last summer for $4 and it seems to be bouncing back.
Kids these days are fearless, amiright? Came right out curious-as-can-be and walked right over to me. A neighbor once questioned why I pile up sticks and branches all over the place and the answer is ‘habitat’. Now she has an apple for breakfast in addition to a safe place to wait for mom to return
June 4, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Kids these days are fearless, amiright? Came right out curious-as-can-be and walked right over to me. A neighbor once questioned why I pile up sticks and branches all over the place and the answer is ‘habitat’. Now she has an apple for breakfast in addition to a safe place to wait for mom to return
Florets of Turkish Rocket (Bunias orientalis) cohabitating with Stinging Nettle. Sauté them up like a broccoli rabe/rapini (their boring domesticated cousin) or let them flower to nourish the pollinators and other beneficial insects. #PlantOnceEatForever#FoodForest#EdiblePerennials
June 1, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Florets of Turkish Rocket (Bunias orientalis) cohabitating with Stinging Nettle. Sauté them up like a broccoli rabe/rapini (their boring domesticated cousin) or let them flower to nourish the pollinators and other beneficial insects. #PlantOnceEatForever#FoodForest#EdiblePerennials
Nature’s Sanitation Crew is on the scene. “Should have that dead fish cleared out in about 10 minutes, Sir. Thank you for your patience.” #TurkeyVulture#birdsky#birds
May 29, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Nature’s Sanitation Crew is on the scene. “Should have that dead fish cleared out in about 10 minutes, Sir. Thank you for your patience.” #TurkeyVulture#birdsky#birds
Sowed some radish just for fun since the seeds were over three years old and I wasn’t sure if they were any good. Every single one of them popped up! From seed to ready-to-eat in just over three weeks. Easy peasy. Greens are tasty, too. #soraradish#fruitionseeds#RaphanusSativus#gardensky
May 29, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Sowed some radish just for fun since the seeds were over three years old and I wasn’t sure if they were any good. Every single one of them popped up! From seed to ready-to-eat in just over three weeks. Easy peasy. Greens are tasty, too. #soraradish#fruitionseeds#RaphanusSativus#gardensky
Super productive day sitting on the deck watching little winged creatures and tiny crawly things. That’s it. That’s all I got accomplished. And that was exactly enough.☺️ #hummingbirds#birdsky#birds
May 26, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Super productive day sitting on the deck watching little winged creatures and tiny crawly things. That’s it. That’s all I got accomplished. And that was exactly enough.☺️ #hummingbirds#birdsky#birds
"Better it is to live one day seeing the rise and fall of things than to live a hundred years without ever seeing the rise and fall of things." —Buddha 🍄🟫☠️
Can any of my fun-loving fungi friends identify this quickly-rising but faster-falling mushroom?
"Better it is to live one day seeing the rise and fall of things than to live a hundred years without ever seeing the rise and fall of things." —Buddha 🍄🟫☠️
Can any of my fun-loving fungi friends identify this quickly-rising but faster-falling mushroom?
If you want your friends to experience the Spirit of your kindness over-and-over again, just send them an edible perennial to plant in their garden. It’ll feed their body AND their soul.
May 22, 2025 at 1:16 AM
If you want your friends to experience the Spirit of your kindness over-and-over again, just send them an edible perennial to plant in their garden. It’ll feed their body AND their soul.
Elderberry cuttings from Edible Acres are putting on some nice growth. It’s completely crazy and magickal to me that you can just press a stick in the ground and a shrub will grow. I planted 30 of them in mid-march (and when I say “planted” I mean I just stuck 30 sticks in the ground).
May 5, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Elderberry cuttings from Edible Acres are putting on some nice growth. It’s completely crazy and magickal to me that you can just press a stick in the ground and a shrub will grow. I planted 30 of them in mid-march (and when I say “planted” I mean I just stuck 30 sticks in the ground).