Late Summer Update on the Hobby Farm
Everyone seems to be calling our place a farm these days, both sincerely and sarcastically, so I've decided to lean into it. I'm not serious enough about being self sufficient to call myself a homesteader, but I'm also not trying to make any money like a farmer would. Why not call ourselves hobby farmers? We're just doing this for fun. It's been a busy summer here on the hobby farm. Most of the pictures I have to share are loads of produce from my garden: An actual hill of beans, and a tomato the size of a coffee mug. Cherry tomatoes, ground cherries, plus the first wave of slicing and paste tomatoes. I bought a cool new garden basket from a tiny local hardware store. It's perfect! Also, that is the longest Tromboncino zucchinis I got so far. It was 2.5 feet long. We had a frost advisory in early September! So we went out and picked everything we could use, including all of the green peppers and tiny Tromboncino zucchinis. My ...