We all know the saying about Oklahoma weather – if you don’t like it, just wait a minute because it will change. And that’s certainly been the case this April – talk about yo-yo effect – one day it’s in the 80′s and 90′s and the next it’s down in the 40′s – and recently Read the Rest…»
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April in Oklahoma = YoYo Weather
April 21st, 2011 
ronda 
Posted in Life on The Farm 
Tags: barn, beans, beaver, garden, greenhouse, Hawkins Springs Farm, muskrat, peas, pepper, plants, pond dam, spring, tomato, weather 
Comments OffNew Barn Update – Looking Great!
March 27th, 2011 ronda We are so excited about our new barn at Hawkins Springs Farm – it’s not finished yet, but it’s getting closer and closer. There have been a few hurdles and hoops to jump over and through, but we are getting it done. Below is a pictorial of the progress to date – from pouring the Read the Rest…»
Posted in Life on The Farm Tags: barn, farmer's market, greenhouse, Hawkins Springs Farm, Oklahoma, produce, vegetables 1 Comment »2011 Garden Plant Update
March 26th, 2011 ronda The veggie seedlings have been growing well – the first-planted tomatoes are looking great and the seeds planted in late February/early -that’s about 1/3 of the tomatoes plants. Peppers are up and will soon be taken from the seed planting bed to their own pots. Of course the broccoli, cauliflower, and cabbage,as well as our Read the Rest…»
Posted in Plants Tags: broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, garden, grafted tomatoes, greenhouse, leeks, lettuce, peppers, rice, tomatoes, Vegetable plants 1 Comment »Gardening Along With Bath and Body Product Update
November 29th, 2010 ronda Garden Update Despite the crazy fluctuating weather, our cover crop of winter peas have sprouted and are growing well. And believe it or not, we still have lettuce growing in the raised bed! We even had a huge bowl of wilted lettuce for Thanksgiving dinner – mmm, delicious! The tented plastic covers on the raised Read the Rest…»
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