Flavour Farm NB

06/04/2026

This morning 😎☀️💛

05/23/2026

Spring 2026. Just like that, everything is alive once again💚

04/26/2026

Anna: Humming birds have arrived in Nova Scotia today. Have you spotted any where you live? Directions for making safe hummingbird food: Mix 1 part refined white sugar with 4 parts water (for example, 1 cup of sugar with 4 cups of water) until the sugar is dissolved. Do not add red dye.
Fill your hummingbird feeders with the sugar water and place outside. Extra sugar water can be stored in a refrigerator. Change feeders every other day and thoroughly clean them each time to prevent harmful mold growth.

04/26/2026

Beautiful day and the first one of the season decided to make an appearance! 😁

03/08/2026

PURPLE CONEFLOWER (Echinacea)! We love having these flowers in our flower beds and the pollinators love it too (as you can see in our pics). 🥰 It can be used in teas and supplements for it's medicinal properties, but we love their tall, vibrant blooms, through summer and fall. They are perennial and prefer full sun, but do great in partial shade too. You can sow them indoors in early May and prepare to transplant within 20-30 days 💚.

03/05/2026

🐝💛

🐝 Nature’s Tiny Heroes – Know the Difference, Respect the Role 🌿
One makes honey, one adores flowers, and one simply asks for a little personal space —
yet all three play a vital role in our ecosystem.
They may look similar at first glance, but their purposes are beautifully unique.
Don’t fear them — understand them.
Because even the smallest creatures help keep our world balanced, blooming, and alive. 🌼✨

03/05/2026

Made a favorite oatmeal bar today. They're quick, yummy and have 9g of protein. 🥰. I use maple syrup for the sweet and add a few pecans for a little crunch.
https://therealfooddietitians.com/5-ingredient-peanut-butter-granola-bars/

03/05/2026

We have had the pleasure of seeing these Arctic visitors for the last few days. If you look up and see a group of birds flying overhead in the winter with mostly white plumage, it's probably a Snow Bunting!❄️. They fly in large groups called "drifts" and when they go to land, they look like falling snowflakes! They're only here for a short time and will be gone by spring! So happy they stopped by 💙🙂
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Snow_Bunting/overview

02/24/2026

Planting depth is one of the easiest ways to improve germination. Too deep = seeds may never reach the surface. Too shallow = they dry out fast. 💧

Simple rule of thumb: plant most seeds about 2–3x as deep as the seed is wide. Quick tips:
• After sowing, gently press the soil so seeds touch moisture (don’t pack hard)
• Keep the top layer evenly damp until sprouts appear
• Always check your seed packet if it differs from a chart, packets win ✅

If your seeds aren’t popping, depth is one of the first things to adjust next try 🌱

02/24/2026

This relates...☺️😂