Pebble Creek Provisions

06/23/2026

You may not see the chickens eating mulberries, but there will be signs 🤣

06/23/2026

First tomato spotted yesterday, so many more flowering!

06/22/2026

Monday is usually my “set the week up for success” day.
If I don’t stay on top of the little things, they have a way of piling up and making everything feel overwhelming.

So today included:
Yogurt
Sourdough bread baked & sliced
Sourdough starter fed
Cinnamon sugar mixed
Clabber cultured
Cultured Butter made
Mayonnaise
powdered nettle for tea & pasta
Thawed meat for the week &
Planning the rest of the “to-do list”

Add in laundry, house cleaning, and all the regular Monday chores, and future me will be pretty thankful. I’ve learned that having simple routines keeps this homestead running smoother
Getting these things done now means the rest of the week is open for bigger projects, garden work, animal chores, and whatever else decides to pop up. It may not be on my “calendar” but all my days fill up fast
It may not look exciting from the outside, but these little systems are what keep me productive without feeling like I’m constantly playing catch-up.

06/22/2026

After 7 years she may be fading but I am so thankful for everything this barn has provided

06/22/2026

The more you know.

I can’t tell you how many messages I get for rabbit meat and the amount of people that ghost me when I charge $40 per rabbit.

06/22/2026

Turkeys = professional beggars

06/22/2026

Good morning, here’s some motivational advice for this beautiful Monday morning.

06/21/2026

My Favorite Garden Tool
If I could only keep one tool in my garden mailbox, it would absolutely be my Hori Hori knife.

This thing is the Swiss Army knife of gardening. I use it almost every single day for:
Digging planting holes
Harvesting root vegetables
Weeding stubborn taproots
Dividing perennials
Cutting twine and garden fabric
Measuring planting depth
Opening feed bags when I can’t find scissors (which is always 😆)

It’s so sturdy and SOLID. You know a tool is good when it’s dirty, scratched up, and never makes it back to the shed because you’re constantly using it.
If you’ve never tried a Hori Hori, you’re missing out. I’ll drop the one I use in the comments for anyone who wants to check it out.

What’s the one garden tool you can’t live without?

06/21/2026

06/20/2026

Best advertising investment ever!
Farm fresh eggs and free laughs.

If if you need eggs message me for farm pick up or find the giant chicken at the next farmers market 🤣🤣