Winding Down 2024
Garden closure from Dan:
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We cleaned up our gardens and got them prepped for spring. One 4x4 box is planted with music variety garlic. I planted one extra clove to check to make sure they were rooting, and they are well rooted already! I can’t help but look forward to spring. Fruit trees have had some nice organic fertilizer added and root area protected with mulched leaves. We have a few apples left to harvest; they sweetened up nicely. We have an improved Meyer lemon tree, probably four years growing here. It finally seems to be putting on a few flower buds! |
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2024 Innovations and Growth for 2025
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Year round, we enjoy Queensland Lettuce fresh from in the garden or under the lights. Included is a picture of a beautiful plant in a pot. Give it a little love and it will be in your sandwich! Contact us to get started with ‘indoor gardening.’
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Keep dreaming for 2025!
Visit the new garden at 208 Oak Avenue North, Maple Lake, Minn. to see possibilities for 2025. The property immediately needed a fence to keep the friendly rabbits away from garden produce. Pat continued to work for completion of the garden by planting as the spaces developed. The carrots were planted in late July from a nursery start and now are so tasty and sweet. The plastic border around the garden is designed to keep the weeds away from the vegetables and to allow the lawn mower to do the work around the gardens.
Visit the new garden at 208 Oak Avenue North, Maple Lake, Minn. to see possibilities for 2025. The property immediately needed a fence to keep the friendly rabbits away from garden produce. Pat continued to work for completion of the garden by planting as the spaces developed. The carrots were planted in late July from a nursery start and now are so tasty and sweet. The plastic border around the garden is designed to keep the weeds away from the vegetables and to allow the lawn mower to do the work around the gardens.
