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Another weekend coaching at the ballfield. Had some time this morning to go for a walk to discover some new things as the land wakes up this spring.
It's always a surprise to see what the land will provide when its properly cared for.
#regenerative #homestead #spring
Felt like a kid today during our 89er Truck show. (Basically a week long founders day celebration dating back to the landrun)
The trucks did a parade and the guys on the corner kept haggling them to "burn out".
Oh boy was it cool... little did these out of towners know they were doing it in front of the county jail hehehe!!!
Had to get is some of this soap. Once you go homemade soap, you never go back to the junk shit. Usually get some from our local goat farmer. This time we're paying with sats.
Thanks @SoapMiner
#peaches 🍑
This huge 25-30ft peach tree was a volunteer growing when we moved to this property 6 years ago. It has fruited out 3x. I've attempted to graft known varieties onto it but have failed each time. Its surrounded by our state tree, the Oklahoma Redbud.
Hoping the deer leave them alone long enough for me to snatch one up.
#homestead #grownostr
Super busy today helping restore the flower bed for one client and installing a few ground cover perennials.
Then another client we we help kick start the restoration of their turf grass that was very patchy from sod that was installed on subsoil from the builders.
More plants added to this clients food hedge.
Contender Peach 🍑
Muscadine Grapes 🍇
This plant database is proving super helpful in these food system installs in Oklahoma.
Organixlandscapes.us/resources
#foodforest #growwhatyoueat #grownostr
The #Elderberry is loving the flood/drain bed. I found some cuttings while camping and threw them in there too.
Starting the sweet potato slips with our stored harvest from last season. This makes 3 years of not having to buy sweet potatoes.