It’s become clear to me that if I continue to document at this rate the profusion already present here this spring, I would get exhausted and not get anything else done. So don’t expect me to continue!
Meanwhile, tonight is our first one-hour work party (to replace Community Dinners until August), when we will prepare a garden for tomatoes in the back of the Overhill house. Will require uprooting trees and tearing up an old roof structure . . .
And meanwhile, here are some photos of various projects, etc. Including:
COMPOST ROOF completion.
Dan and Evan topped the roof structure entirely from old materials lying around here.
FOR SALE
Lots for sale already, both seedlings, and peas! Our first sale to Uptown Restaurant downtown was 4.5 pounds of snow peas picked by Rebecca, Dan and Evan. Exciting. They told us just to let them know what’s available one week in advance. Okay! This will replace the CSA, which we decided not to do after Briana had to move. She had been the main driver for that way of selling garden produce.
Here’s the list of seedlings for sale that I asked Grant, our intern, to itemize:
Meanwhile lots of new forms popping up, both constructed and natural.
NEW GARDENS
This is a new herb/rock garden in front of our new house, what we now call “DeKist 2.”
Next to the new greenhouse, bordered with rock.
Even a new bench appeared next to our patio the other day.
Unless otherwise noted, most of these constructions are made by either Rebecca or Shy, our builder. In this case, Shy, we presume. And Rebecca thinks he unearthed the limestone slab from the grounds of DeKist 2.
FLOWERS, symbols of beauty and evanescence . . .
IMPERMANENCE
Meanwhile, yesterday Rebecca and intern Grant were busy preparing to plant beets and beans in the backyard of the house across the street, which, we just found out, is for sale!
We sure hope the new owner will like to continue their partnership with us. Even more, we hope the new owner wants to join with us in this ongoing evolution of the Green Acres Neighborhood into Green Acres Village.
So, on that note of impermanence (house for sale, and who knows what’s next!), I conclude with a photo of the veggies I stir-fried last night from this little raised garden bed, in front of DeKist 2.
YUM!
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