Hello late spring, we love you!
Showing posts with label unschooling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unschooling. Show all posts
June 2, 2013
Salad Season
We have been harvesting greens of all kinds from our garden. Salad season is in full bloom. Even this littlest of us is enjoying the harvest.

Hello late spring, we love you!
Hello late spring, we love you!
May 21, 2013
A Day at grandma's farm// Harvest
The days are hot, and the nights are now warm too, which means lots of time outside. We have been enjoying the sun and light as much as possible. Here's what we have been doing.
This is Grandma, and She's the one with the farm
Our sassy 2 year old farmer
First radish harvest of the season
The country sky; pure, raw, silent, but full of sound and life
May 12, 2013
There is no walking, only running
Late in the evening, this mother's day, we went to a local metro garden. I mainly wanted to tire her out, so that bedtime would be early. This child of mine, she has more energy than most I'm positive, because at 2 1/2 running is her only option. This makes capturing any moment impossible, and I am hopeful that I'm even getting her in the frame, but, we are making memories.





May 11, 2013
Growing where you are planted
We have been reading and learning all about planting and growing. We now have a hoop house, that is really starting to {take root}. All of our cold weather vegetables are in the soil and growing wonderfully. I got a little bit of a late start with starting some tomatoes and peppers from seed {the first time I have tried either from seed}, but they are now officially growing. We even have boots to prove we are real farmers{haha}. It has been fun observing the creative mind of a 2 1/2 year old in nature, watching, learning, growing.
It's wonderful to know that there is so much to learn, right in our own backyard.
Labels:
gardening,
growing,
homeschooling,
homesteading,
hoop house,
learning,
planting,
spring,
unschooling,
urban farm
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