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HI! Today, I wanted to shared one of our family favorite dessert with you. If you love southern cooking, this cake is one that you will wan... -
Hello sweet friends, thinking of you today! Slow down your life, stay home more, live simple and let this world go by. Thank you for co... -
About twelve or so years ago, we used to live in this old 1817 farmhouse ~ I grew up in a farmhouse when I was a little girl, but when I go...
Your zucchini patch is so stunning, the plants grow so well and give you a great harvest. This season, my sweet corn patch is not doing well, but I hope the cobs are filled out. Love to see your watermelon grow so well on your interesting way. And the sun flowers look so promising. My sun flower plants still so small, about a feet on height, hope they will grow well and show me their beautiful flowers like yours.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this interesting garden tour, so I can see your beautiful garden.
Happy gardening!
Hi Endah, I thought of you when I made this post. I hope your corn fills out for you. And you sunflowers grows tall. You are welcome for the garden tour. Happy gardening to you also.
DeleteYour garden looks really good! Your watermelons are gorgeous! I use cardboard under mine too but I didn't realize it was an Amish trick, how neat! I'm guess a bird flying overhead is responsible for the sunflower. They do drop seeds from time to time.
ReplyDeleteThank you Leigh! Ha ha I didn't think of that....I believe you are right. Thank you for coming by.
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Hello Marie, thank you so much...And thank you for the invited to your blog.
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks awesome!!! Ours has been completely gone for some time now...It gets so hot here that it just eventually burns up! Finally our temperatures are falling below 100! I am looking forward to the coziness of fall already!
ReplyDeletewow THE 100!! In July only 3 days made it to the 90's..we had 2 days where cool air (brr) came out of canada. We drop down in the 50's in JULY crazy weather. Most of August was in the 80's and we had a rainy summer. The last couple of weeks we are finally are in the 90's. Our weather in august has been fall like weather we are having warm days and cool nights..and a heavy dew each morning. What does this mean for our winter...a lot of folks thinks it means an early cold and snowy winter. boo! Yes I love fall the colors, with fire-pits and roasting marshmallow with drinking hot apple cider ...but I love summer warmth more. love you all Hi to the family.
DeleteYour garden looks great.! I canned zucchini pickles (taste like bread and butter pickles) this year.
ReplyDeleteHI , mm those sounds wonderful. I will have to try that. Thank you for coming by.
ReplyDeleteHi Teresa, I just found your blog. Your home is beautiful. Your garden is lovely too. I'm with you, I baked 54 loaves of zucchini bread and shared an additional 24 loaves with neighbors and family. Our zucchini is still producing (Sept. 3rd). We love steamed zucchini with dinner and share the rest with our dogs. They love steamed zucchini with their kibble. We grow our watermelons and cantaloupes on straw. Keeps the melons clean and at the end of the season we cover the garden with all the straw so it can compost and feed the soil. Come Spring, we till it under and start all over again. We have 2 greenhouses and 2 outside gardens -- they keep us mighty busy. Currently I'm in the middle of canning tomatoes. Have already canned 79 quarts of peaches and made 32 quarts of applesauce from our tree. Next up will be salsa. Summer is a busy time for us but we enjoy it very much and are truly thankful and appreciative of the bounty we are given. It sure is nice to have the pantry full when winter arrives.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your home with us and allowing us to follow you.
We are currently looking for our hobby farm and rehabbing our current home.
Happy Day To You and Your Family -- Bobbie :)
Hello Bobbie, Welcome to Simply Farmhouse...so glad that you found my blog. Thank you!! Wow 54 loaves that is alot! But so sweet of you to share the bounty. I heard that straw was great for composting. Thank you for the tip. Wow 2 green houses, 1 is a dream of mine. Oh I hope you find a hobby farm...and share it with all of us. You have a lot you could share with all the gardening and greenhouses. Your so welcome...thank you for coming by TERESA :)
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