Yes, I have grown broccoli in the garden for the first time. I don’t like broccoli. It’s not as bad as peas, mind. I don’t think anything is. I have been known to eat the occasional small (minuscule) piece of broccoli and even some cold broccoli salad, but I don’t care for it. The Husband … More My First Broccoli
I got some very good carrots out of the garden this season. Apparently they dig the deep bed method. Har har. And apparently planting them in a square bordered by sweet alyssum (Lobularia maritima) helps keep the carrot fly at bay. I only found one that had a small carrot fly hole in it, despite … More Life is Like a Box of Carrots
The Little Fulla started eating solids two months ago. It seems like everyone buys baby food these days but I was determined to make as much of his food as I could. And so I delved into the world of baby food making. The Wholesome Baby Food website has been very useful if anyone’s interested. … More The World of Making Baby Food (and Avoiding Nasty Green Balls)
I am feeling a lot of warm fuzzies towards pumpkins right now. I finally finished using last season’s pumpkins, at which point I must say Crown pumpkins have most excellent storage abilities, by making a chunk of baby food and giving one away to the pumpkin-obsessed Little Sister. Also, there is this thing called The … More Bumper Pumpkins
Wild Hope Homestead 