A FRESH START!
2 years ago
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Our Chickens
- Black Sexlink--RIP
- Buffy ~ Buff Orpington--RIP
- Dark Auracana (6/12/08)
- Lemon Strongwing ~ Golden Sexlink (5/28/08)
- Light Auracana (6/12/08)
- Little Red Riding Poop ~ Rhode Island Red--RIP
- New Hampshire Red (6/12/08)
- Peck ~ Araucana--RIP
- Penguino ~ Australorp--RIP
- Rhode Island Red (6/12/08)
- Sexy ~ Golden Sexlink--RIP
- Shadow ~ Black Sexlink (5/28/08)
Our Food
- Acorn Squash, Table Queen Bush (5/24)
- Basil (6/4)
- Beets (4/25, 5/8)
- Butternut Squash (5/26)
- Cabbage, Jersey (4/10)
- Cabbage, Red Express (4/10)
- Cabbage, Savoy (4/10)
- Carrots (4/10, 5/8), (6/4), (6/17)
- Cauliflower (4/10)
- Chard (5/8)
- Cilantro (4/10)
- Collards (4/10)
- Corn (5/26)
- Corn, Early Spring (5/26)
- Crookneck Squash, Early Golden (5/24)
- Cucumbers, Lemon (5/8)
- Cucumbers, Slicing (5/8)
- Delicata Squash (6/17)
- Dill (5/8)
- Eggplant Bush, Florida High (5/24)
- Kale, Siberia (4/10)
- Kale, Winter Bor (4/10)
- Leeks (4/10)
- Lettuce Mix (4/10, 4/25, 5/8)
- Mustard Osaka (4/10)
- Onions (6/17/08)
- Parsley (6/4)
- Patty Pan Squash, Bennings (5/24)
- Pepper, Hot --Joe's Long Cayenne (5/24)
- Pepper, Hot--Early Jalapeno (5/24)
- Peppers, Sweet--Aconcagua, 2 (5/24)
- Peppers, Sweet--King of the North, 2 (5/24)
- Pole Beans (5/8)
- Potatoes
- Pumpkins, Howden (5/24)
- Radishes (4/10, 4/25)
- Romaine (4/10, 4/25)
- Rosemary (6/4)
- Shallots (4/4)
- Snap Peas
- Spaghetti Squash (5/24)
- Spinach (4/10)
- Sweet Potato vines (5/26)
- Tomatillo (6/17/08)
- Tomato, Cherry, Gold Nuggett (5/24)
- Tomato, Garden Peach (5/24)
- Tomato, Hungarian Heart (5/24)
- Tomato, Kellogg Breakfast (5/24)
- Tomato, Polish Linguista, 2 (5/24)
- Tomato, San Marzano 2 (5/24)
- Zucchini (6/17))
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3 comments:
I have lots of extra egg cartons if you ever need any! This warm(er) weather seems to be pleasing the ladies...
Thats wonderful news. We aren't having any warm weather here...its freezing out there and I am hoping my pullets will start laying soon. They're all red in the face with red combs...
Yay for eggs! The other day we got 9 eggs in one morning! Great, but we have 8 chickens. Still wondering about that one. lol
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