What did you do in the garden today?

Good morning gardeners. Two nice days in a row, wow! Most of yesterday was spent on going to my dentist appointment. My dentist is near where I used to live, a 45 minute drive one way. But good dentists are hard to come by, and this one is worth the drive. I also made a Trader Joe's stop on the trip. Did get home for a late lunch. Let my flock out for an hour to keep the weeds trimmed and the grass aerated. LOL! Then I was still able to fix my "Wee Farm" sign and stir crushed egg shells into the garden beds that will get planted with tomatoes this coming Spring. I had planned on moving the compost out of the tumbler and starting a new batch, however the compost had settled and only covered 1/3 of the tumbler so I decided to just keep adding to it. I also did a little research into making a fertilizer "tea" with the chicken poo. I was inspired by your alpaca poo @WthrLady. It takes forever for the pine shavings to break down and it's a bit of a pain to try and separate the two. So I plan on loading up a container with the morning poo shovelings, then adding water and let it "brew" over the winter. If anyone has done this in the past, let me know how it worked for you. Good golly @karenerwin you need to slow down before you collapse. You've been working so hard. I googled the deer hide tanning. If you've removed all the flesh from the hide, it needs to be laid out flat, then salted heavily. Try googling it if you haven't already. The hide may be salvageable. Good luck with that. I need to remember to cut some herbs from my garden today to use with the turkey dinner tomorrow. Today is my long morning and lunch at the Senior Center then I'm making my pumpkin pie when I get home. Have a great day everyone.
 
Finished cleaning the house today. My brother and his wife arrived 6:45. We had nice dinner. Made some of the things for tomorrow, looked through a couple of boxes of "stuff" from my parent's house. Gave a lot of the genealogy stuff to my brother. He's the genealogy buff from our generation! Had fun showing my new sister-in-law pictures from our childhood and from our Grandparents. She never got to meet any of them in person.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Good night.:frow
 
Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving all! After another nice weather day yesterday and some evening and overnight rain looking forward to a little more seasonable weather before a storm moves in on Sunday. I picked some herbs yesterday, made my little pumpkin pie and dried my croutons for the turkey stuffing. I cleaned my pellet stove yesterday but have been struggling to remember all the steps the nice young man who did the annual cleaning a couple of months ago explained to me. So I found a You Tube video that helped a lot. I just finished cleaning the spots I knew needed cleaning but didn't exactly understand how to access them. Also, call me stupid, but who knew there's a fire brick inside that little stove. LOL! I cleaned that too. To celebrate my garden harvest today I had saved some of my precious green beans, and will finally roast a butternut squash for me (and of course the chickens) and use my homegrown herbs and my remaining leeks for the stuffing. I wish you all the very best as you celebrate your own harvest and hard work with your friends and family. :frow
 
Last edited:
Happy Thanksgiving all!

Currently in the process of making pumpkin pie from scratch scratch. Double scratch bc I roasted and drained a raw pie pumpkin rather than use canned this year. Hopefully worth the effort.

Bought a smoked turkey, so don't have to cook one today. I'll concentrate on the rest of the meal!

Enjoy all the wonderful food, family, friends today.
 
turkey_animated_1.gif
 
Good morning!! Eating pumpkin pie with my breakfast. It’s got eggs and milk and vegetable in it, so it’s healthy!

hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving, and enjoy whatever Black Friday shopping you are doing!
Sounds yummy, wished I had thought of it first. It's Friday and oatmeal breakfast day - saving pie for lunch. Enjoy!
 
Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving!

We're prepping for the storm coming, getting tractors ready to move snow and jockeying everything around in the driveways.
I have a funeral for a very good friend tomorrow so trying to get it all done today.

I can't wait to see how my chickens handle the snow!
 
Afternoon gardeners we needed cat litter had none left I am spoiled want the clumping .. so off to Costco bought it milk and half an half then wally to get my heart med in and out both places .. my marans pullet the blue that I got three raised peeps with the silky thought I had twp pullets wrong answer two cockerel one pullet she was out of the small coop guess she spent the night in the main on hiding found her at the fence when I went to clean managed to get her back in the grow out coop one of the cockerel came to the door called her
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom