Missing Willow Farm

Our garden is almost completely planted.  There’s just one raised bed left to repair and Brian is taking care of that today.  We have garlic, soybeans, sweet peppers, hot peppers, potatoes, cabbage, leeks, zucchini, carrots, cucumbers, cilantro, parsley, beets, lettuce, spinach, asparagus, horseradish, cress, rhubarb and a ton of tomatoes planted.  We still need to plant pumpkin and melon seeds.

Our apple trees are blooming.  So pretty, I love this time of year.

Spring garlic and some fresh asparagus.  This is looking like it needs to become  a quiche.

It’s a beautiful day.  The goats are milked, the sheep are moved to greener pasture, the eggs collected, the dogs fed, the gardens watered.  I need a nap…

We have some epic peaches coming in this year.  Of course, we’ll never see a ripe one.

We think this is our last lamb of the season.  We may get a surprise, though.  She’s a little cutie and is especially soft.  Fast as anything, too.  It was hard to get a photo.

Our guardian dog is a beautiful girl.  Uncontrollable but beautiful.

Elsie’s doeling gets cuter every day.

The spinach and buttercrunch lettuce we put in a few months ago in our outdoor raised beds is ready to harvest.

We spent the morning getting the remainder of the outdoor beds ready to plant.  We’re right on schedule with our weather, transplants, and seeds.

Making beef stew with root vegetables and goat cheese!