Summer, rainy season. Lot's of rain. When we get to this time of year we better have done the mowing or we will need the bush wacker to be able to take out the new wild trees. In other words plants are growing!
The season is moving through Spring and into summer. We have found a solution for the invasive Cogon grass, pumkins won't give up and Tahiti is making itself known. New classes are added to help you grow more natively growing food.
Spring has arrived after a winter with multiple freezes. The natural cycle has come full circle once again and life is taking off with flowers, fruit and trees relying on the multitude of pollinators.
We depart from 2021 in gratitude for the lessons learned from challenges and the pleasurable moments we’ve experienced through the magic of nature, abundance, and each other this year.
The farm is exploding in brilliant fall color. We are harvesting Seminole pumpkin, cassava, yam, mulberry, figs, Satsuma mandarin, red lime, herbs, summer greens, winter veggies, and more.
