Flower beds with potatoes thrown in for good measure
Herb garden
Lettuce, lettuce, and more lettuce.Oh, and some beans and peas.
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- Farmgirl Cyn
- A city girl with a country heart... Lover of God, wife of one man for over 43 years, mama to 5, memere to 7
9 comments:
OH, your homestead is so pretty :) :) :) S omeday I"ll have land and can have all that same loveliness. Have you ever made a record of how much you've probably saved growing your own fruits/veggies...and having pets that give you eggs? :) :) :) I'm in an apartment, but I happily call myself an apartment homesteader or apartment farmgirl of the heart ;) :) If my budget will allow, I'm going to try growing some rhubarb or zucchini this spring ;) :) Love and hugs from Oregon, Heather :)
I think it's great! More power to you!!!
Most small towns have so many rules and regulations about what you can and cannot have on your property,you are very fortunate to be able to raise all that you do.I could not live where things are regulated as tight as some communities are. I need space to grow and raise the things I want and need to live my life the way I choose to.
GOOD FOR YOU!
Hi Cindy!
I love following your garden and chicken ventures...
Chris and I really want to raise chickens. We've been saying it for years, but one of these days... I think we'll just do it!
*thanks for encouraging all of us out here*
wishing you a wonderful week*
love,
Maria
I love your gardens - they look beautiful there! I've read about this on another blog -I would have thought the term urban homesteader was quite generic - & I'm sure if the big corporations wanted to use it, they would get around these people anyway. Maybe we should change it to "backyard homesteading" or something like that... well until someone has an issue with that!
Have a wonderful day
Renata:)
Lovely, Cyndi! You do an amazing job out there! Do take care in these horrid temps~
Love and hugs to you
Kathy
I am a homesteader too!
May God bless your sweet little farm!
The pictures of your garden are beautiful! I think it would be so fun to grow my own veggies and fruits! My grandpa used to have a chicken pen and I have fond memories of going down to feed the chickens. :)
Praying...
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