What did you do in the garden today?

[TJAnonymous]

Permit for my chicken coop and run cost me 100$ !
Permit for my barn cost me 1,000

A building permit for a chicken coop?!? What craziness is this? I thought you lived in the countryside? That's insane...

 

[Knobby]

Planted radishes, snow peas and Okra ahead of the oncoming rain

 

[Smokerbill]

I bet a couple of pickle slices on there would be delicious !

Only if there's A big slab of my first grown tomato in there too. Lol

A thick slice of ham would make it complete.

Hahah! This is like making stone soup, but it's a lettuce sandwich. Everyone adds their touch...

 

[jerryse]

Watered because no rain. Planted more pole bean seeds. Applied some fish fertilizer. Found a stray coneflower near the tubs I started seed in last year. Maybe I dropped seed. I only got 3 to grow in the tub and planted them out earlier. Should be Cheyene spirit. Coneflower germination is poor for me. I got 1 purple from my own seed winter sown. Something ate a mum and just left the stem. I need to put out the game camera to see what is doing this.

 

[cj2024]

I bet a couple of pickle slices on there would be delicious !

I keep the pickled onion, cucumber or eggplant on the side.

 

[cj2024]

I have a phobia of mayonnaise. This sandwich is very scary. I would cook the lettuce with lemon juice, onions, Baharat/Sumac, salt, and tons of olive oil. Then you serve it with goat cheese, like Labane or yogurt.

I like the taste of mayonnaise, but I don't use it on my salad. I prefer olive oil, garlic salt, and vinegar or lemon juice on my salad. The only time I cook my lettuce is when I use it in my instant saimin.

 

[cj2024]

A thick slice of ham would make it complete.

I wouldn't use that much lettuce on a ham sandwich. The 8 folded lettuce is for makeshift vegans, since the mayonnaise would throw off their psychological theme. 

 

[WthrLady]

What?!!!! You have to have a permit for a chicken coop!!!!!! That's crazy too!

any permanent structure over 100 SQ feet, yes.
My coop is 350 SQ feet and concreted in.

 

[WthrLady]

A building permit for a chicken coop?!? What craziness is this? I thought you lived in the countryside? That's insane...

I do. Any permanent structure over 100 SQ ft requires a county building permit as well as inspection.
The inspector thought it was a HOOT! No water, no power, but he came out twice while I built to check things and then on a final trip for final inspection. They didn't even have a box for farm building - chicken coop but for some reason had dog kennel, so he marked that one.

 

[WthrLady]

grabbed some clearance perennials to plant and let go to seed in the wildflower field. I'll wait until dusk so I can also feed the mosquitoes.