The title should be "what's not happening" ha ha! Hubby is still working 12 hour shifts. I see him for about 2 hours from when he wakes up to when he returns to work. Yesterday, I woke up early (surprisingly) and noticed he wasn't home.
I texted that I was a bit worried. He texted back "working till 10." I texted, "can they do that?!" That would be a 16 hour shift, and he has a one hour drive home. Let's just say I was wide awake at that point.
In the meantime.
I have put 6 cups of shredded zucchini in the freezer. It's not a lot sadly. We need rain. I can water with well water and some with rain barrels, but a good soaking is so very badly needed. I put up about 2 more pounds of green beans too.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
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Thursday, July 21, 2016
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Greens, Beans and Raspberries
Today is the fifth day in a row to pick green beans. I planted two rows of two different organic varieties, both of which stated were great for freezing.
Not including day one (I might have picked 3-4 pounds that day), we put up 12 1/2 pounds of beans so far. The first variety is yellow (buried in the basket), and other green. I have the names written down somewhere around here. I've lost track of putting this information into my "homesteading journal." I'm just so busy, and my mind is just focused on getting it put up without waste.
Update: I located the names of what I planted - Strike Bush Beans, and Gold Rush Beans (yellow). Both from High Mowing Organic seed company. Both are delicious and high yielding.
Not including day one (I might have picked 3-4 pounds that day), we put up 12 1/2 pounds of beans so far. The first variety is yellow (buried in the basket), and other green. I have the names written down somewhere around here. I've lost track of putting this information into my "homesteading journal." I'm just so busy, and my mind is just focused on getting it put up without waste.
Update: I located the names of what I planted - Strike Bush Beans, and Gold Rush Beans (yellow). Both from High Mowing Organic seed company. Both are delicious and high yielding.
Labels:
Homesteading,
Plantain,
Self Sufficiency,
Vegetable Garden
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