Spring has Sprung

Well, the littles and bigs still havn't figured out how to "play nice". Really, it isn't so much about being nice as it is about the little ones just not being hysterical that there is another goat in their pen.

Otherwise, the farm is flourishing. We've prepared the garden beds and started seedlings that are coming along nicely. Summer is coming quickly. Hopefully we can just manage to keep the goats from devouring it all.

 I know this is a little picture overload, but I just couldn't help myself with all the blooms!

We trimmed back the climbing rose so it wouldn't be climbing into the roof and trained some of the canes to the lattice.

One of our meager little blueberries. So little, but so tastey!

Pepper, squash, and tomato seedlings are already started

 

 

                                  We also planted our newest peach tree. Can't wait to see it bloom

An the succulents are already well on their way. One of the rock walls is half covered with this loveley creeping green.

 

One of our older peach trees in full bloom

 

The beds agains the retaining walls are coming in nicely. Lambs ear, hostas, lillies...

 

I think this is one of my favorites

 

 We're trying out a new plan this year using straw bales as planters. All the large beds are being prepped with compost and manure, so veggies here we come!

 

 We have some kale that eeked through the winter. We might try again, but it seems GA is just a bit too warm for this leafy green.

And our grape vine has started budding out!

Genesis 1:14    And God said, “Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night. And let them be for signs and for seasons, and for days and years,

-M