Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts

Friday, June 4, 2010

Fresh Produce!!



We are starting to get some good stuff out of our garden! Once all the hard work is done we get to sit back, water and weed a little and enjoy the fruits of our labor!
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"Responsibility starts with the willingness to deal with a situation from and with the point of view, whether realized at the moment or not, that you are the source of what you are, what you do and what you have." Werner Erhard from The Slight Edge
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Monday, April 26, 2010

Spring Gardening

Garden is Growing! Tomatoes and eggplant are blowing up, and peppers are about to start producing! We've even got a cantaloupe plant sprouting in the corner of the garden.


Rosemary, Basil, Thai Basil, Mint and Oregano.

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Summer is coming FAST and if you are looking for something new and different or if you want to gain strength SICFIT Austin gym is beginning olympic weightlifting classes in May!!

Monday/Wednesday 6:45am

Monday/Wednesday 5:15pm

Monday/Wednesday 6:15pm

*Each Class Time is Limited to only 10 People



Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Updates!

Since last time, I have gotten a little bit more done on the garden. I planted okra, three kinds of tomatoes, eggplant, squash and bell peppers. More to come soon, i've got 4 rows to fill up!



Pierce was one month old this past Sunday, that is crazy! He is changing every day and packing on the pounds!


Friday, March 5, 2010

Spring Gardening

There is nothing better than getting to go out to your backyard to gather up dinner. This spring I decided to try my hand at some small scale farming. I grew up farming produce on a large scale with my dad, but this is quite different.
One of the great perks of having a garden is the freshness factor. Did you know that many of the fruits and vegtables that you and I eat travel thousands of miles to get to us. Plants are alive and when we get to eat them before they are old and dead we get the most out of the nutrition they can provide. I will keep y'all updated as things progress and we can really see if I have a green thumb!
Just another tip, if you don't have a garden the best way to get the freshest food is to eat foods that are in season and less likely to have traveled a long way to get to get to the grocery store.