This gallery contains 31 photos.
I have a funny thing to admit.. on the opening day of the show I had to get up at 4am to get ready for a live TV interview and while I was driving to the show I got all … Continue reading
This gallery contains 31 photos.
I have a funny thing to admit.. on the opening day of the show I had to get up at 4am to get ready for a live TV interview and while I was driving to the show I got all … Continue reading
Let me share with you my tried and true chicken garden “tool box” full of accoutrements. Every gardener with a free range flock must have several devices to protect delicate prized plants from potential destruction. Edibles are a high priority … Continue reading
The Saturday before the big opening of the NW Flower and Garden Show has a way of making me extremely giddy but also raising my blood pressure at the same time — this is the day that garden creators start … Continue reading
Last weekend I was very honored and proud to accept two Environmental Landscape ‘Grand Awards’ on behalf of my design/build company N.W. Bloom EcoLogical Landscapes at the annual WA State nursery/landscape industry conference. It is kind of a big deal … Continue reading
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When nearby Seattle anxiously awaits snowfall, chances are we already have a nice blanket covering our little farm. This year has been full of new snow adventures and I thought I’d share some pictures of what is happening here with … Continue reading
Here it is the 15th of the month, and there is only one flower visible (or within reach) to photograph. Up here in the Convergence Zonewe get a lot of snow compared to Seattle and nearby suburbs. The forecast says … Continue reading
I remember a little over a year ago I turned in the manuscript, pictures and drawings for my book about gardening with chickens, and while it was this huge sense of relief to meet such a monumental deadline, it also … Continue reading
Currently I am mid-design on a project that is a great honor to be working on. Picardo is Seattle’s first and largest P-Patch community garden and is actually where the term P-Patch (P for Picardo) came from. You can read … Continue reading
Joy: Over the winter holiday break our two youngest pullets finally started laying. This is always exciting for me — its like the girls hit puberty and have finally graduated into being apart of the mature lady flock. Silly I … Continue reading
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Even though it is cold, wet and sometimes downright miserable outside I find myself drawn to wander around the garden at this time of year to see what is happening. Surprisingly there is a lot of bird activity (wild and … Continue reading