






THE BOUNTY AND GOODNESS
OF A MISSOURI VEGETABLE GARDEN
Imagine, growing all your food for the year . . .
1/3 of an acre of rich organic Missouri soil;
raised beds, to keep the armadillos from burrowing in;
7-foot fencing, to keep the deer out;
full sun, with shade netting for the lettuce;
regular watering (no problem with all our rain);
enough beds to have enough to eat (and put up for the winter);
squash and beans, tomatoes and herbs, asparagus and kale;
watermelons and cantalope; cabbage and broccoli;
and way too many strawberries.
We can always add more next year!
(Have a taste of fresh picked golden raspberries.
Indescribably delicious!)
Rick your reportages are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAn organic garden!!
ReplyDeleteMy father has one!
Thank you for your friendship Rick.
Rich, healthy post!
ReplyDeleteHave a good day Rick.
Greetings,
Bhags
love the look of those rasberries! looks a great place to be inspired!
ReplyDeletethank you for the photo reportage ... I know only dark-colored or pink raspberry ... orange I've ever seen :-)
ReplyDeleteque apetito..me encanta el campo, y cultivar...
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Excelente Rick, la verdad que también me gusta mucho el campo, aunque vivo en la ciudad, pero tengo uno que otro huerto pequeñito, un abrazo amigo, saludos...Ema
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