I have a tradition of planting the last of the garlic on Thanksgiving morning. Generally it's a warm day and I just have a bit more to fill in some gaps. This year with snow coming every weekend it was hard to find a time when the soil was dry enough to plant.
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| one field half-planted |
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| Planting in muddy soil |
Luckily on Thanksgiving some sections were
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| planted up to the beautiful sunset time! |
dry enough to plant (and some friends cooked dinner!) And the next day I planted all day in the high winds to take advantage of the drier soil before the next predicted snow which never materialized. This week I was able to finish up and enjoy the prospect of a snowy weekend coming.
I have a little left over that I didn't have room for which I'll sell at Winter Market on Sunday then I can relax a bit...
Ahh....
Here's the link to the
Winter Market details-
https://www.bcfm.org/markets/wintermarket/
and
Harlequin's Gardens where I have my art for sale. And my art blog:
http://weebeefarmsart.blogspot.com/
