Lone Heron Farm

10/02/2022

End of season pretty

09/04/2022

My first little . No binding, no piecing. A new technique to learn. This one is for me. I've already started another. 🙂

08/01/2022

Intricate spider web on the tractor this morning.

07/15/2022

Honey bees like sweet corn, apparently.

06/05/2022

Two eggs from the same basket. The giant one had only a single yolk. The tiny one had almost no white.

03/13/2022

03/08/2022

Doesn't look like much. Grow where you are planted little daffodil.

03/02/2022

I just laid it down to see what section needed quilting next...

02/13/2022

The fish and the bees hunkered down on a winter day.

02/11/2022

Crocuses are ready for Spring.

02/09/2022

I want to go where they are going!

02/03/2022

Time to start my seedlings. Peppers take the longest, so that's what's up first. What I've learned through the years:
*Use seed starting potting soil, it makes a difference.
*Heating mats will give you faster and higher germination, I highly recommend these.
*You can cover your cells with plastic, but these domes are nice as you can vary the moisture. Amazon purchase.
*I always plant two seeds, but if you are new and not sure on your process, plant 3-4 per cell, and you can thin them later
Next post, I'll get the lights on them, and then in a couple of weeks I'll plant about 10 or so different tomatoes, flowers, herbs, and squash.