July 10, 2022: We Enjoy, and Share the Surplus of, Nature’s Gifts in Summer
Mid-summer. Life is very busy. I’m out in the gardens most days for an hour or two, working either alone […]
Cabbage Bonanza!
The above photo of the cabbage patch lining one of our hugelkulture beds was taken about two weeks ago. Today,
Urban Farm, Village
VIDEO: GAPV in context with other “intentional communities”
https://annkreilkamp.net/2022/06/28/green-acres-village-i-participate-in-a-forum-with-people-from-diverse-intentional-communities/
GREEN ACRES VILLAGE: Nearing Summer Solstice, We Gather; We Exchange Energies
This year we decided to hold a small ceremony here on Solstice eve, rather than a big whingdig. Glad we
Green Acres Village, June 12, 2022: Plumbing Our Own and Nature’s Depths
I continue to be amazed at how many permaculturists — even permaculture teachers! — took the jab. Don’t they realize
As June begins, 2022: NEW MOON CEREMONY — and AXE WHACK!
CEREMONY Thanks to podmate Joseph, Green Acres Permaculture Village now has a new tradition: to hold a sacred New Moon
End of May Yurt Prep Continues: RE-PURPOSING!
Amazing. Why oh why didn’t I think of this. My son Colin, the inventor, thought of it. Well, okay. Much
4th Week May 2022: still planting, weeding — AND BEGIN PREP FOR NEW YURT!
PLANTING On Tuesday four podmates prepared the raised bed in front of the third house and planted sweet potato slips
Third week May, 2022: Invasion and Bounty!
This past week went by in a blur, not helped by the fact that I forgot to take photos, of
May 2-7: And how does our garden grow? PHOTOS GALORE
Two work parties, as usual, Tuesday and Friday mornings. On the agenda? Tomatoes Tuesday, “three sisters” (corn, beans, squash) Friday.
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NATIVE PERENNIALS: Both plants and people!
Check this out . . . https://annkreilkamp.net/2022/05/01/native-perennials-both-plants-and-people/
April 19-24, 2022: Hilarious Discovery at Community Dinner, plus Garden Plantings and Pallets
Before this typically delicious Community Dinner, Thursday evening, Dan (facing the camera) — who lived here for five years, and