Saturday, February 18, 2006

My plot


My plot
Originally uploaded by Mandie CBM.

My garden has come a long way this week. I disced it, and have spread some leaves on the most of it, too. Now that it's rained (snowed, whatever), the leaves should lay down until I can plow them in later this month.

The snow today lasted long enough to get me wet on my route, and then it stopped. Figures. ;-) I'm working Tuesday, too, the day after the holiday, so that'll be another hard day.

I planted some mesclun, sage, and basil two days ago in my jiffy planter, and the mesclun is already sprouting! I can't believe how fast it's growing, so I'm covering it over again to keep it from growing out of the tops. I bought the herbs and a garlic and sunflower for a starter garden - not organic seeds, but enough to scratch the itch for now. I'm setting down tonight to pick out the seeds from my Southern Exposure catalog.

I fixed some venison roast for my co-workers today, and it went over pretty well. Even the non-deer-eaters thought it was pretty tasty. I crocked it overnight, with some sage, fresh dried parsley, onions, garlic, and potatoes. It smelled so good it woke me up at about 1 this morning. Mmmm... foooood.

I learned on Thursday night that bees can do math. My beekeeping class is so exciting. Really. Oh, I've said that already? Well, I meant it.

Gonna go eat my warmed-over spaghetti and do some work on my knitting olympics scarf.

1 Comments:

At 7:20 PM, Blogger Laurie said...

It was great to get out and play in the dirt wasn't it? Thanks for posting that beekeeping info on the Slow Food site. Now you've inspired me to go into the "catfree" room and plant some more seeds!

 

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