Last long weekend of the summer ended, school started, Toronto Blue Jays fights for playoffs, and NHL will start their season in a few weeks. All indicate our prime growing season is ending, but our garden is still full of greens. There are trays of lettuces that we need to transplant for fall and early…
Our farm is brimming in summer warmth and sunlight. Yes, it is sometimes too hot, like a few days in last week, and you feel sick of it (in fact, I became literally sick since I did not drink enough water while working outside in the morning and then baking bread in the afternoon), but…
We sowed pole beans on June 8th. It was a bit late, but they sprouted quickly and are now growing fast! Before long, we will bring delicious beans to the market. When I started farming, I was expecting that plants will grow as per the instructions on seed packets or books, at least to some…
Hot summer arrived ahead of summer solstice and everything is growing fast. We finally started planting shishito peppers outside. Their seedlings took a long time to grow to the right size. We are experimenting different mulch materials for summer crops this year. No mulch, straw and raw wool. We are fortunate to have a friend…
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