We started working on a garden (again!).
Jered worked with the rototiller for hours to ensure perfect ground consistency for our new plants. We still had a few green and walla walla onions that we brought from the old house, but we are mostly planning on starting from scratch. I think the warmer climate out here will make up for our late start.
That is the view walking from our back yard down toward the garden. The in-between land is pasture. There are two cows that graze on it, and they are just the cutest. I can get them to let me pet them now, but they are still very jumpy. They sure aren't scared of Daisy, and she is still working on her fear of them.
She wandered around the pasture for most of the day today, but made sure she stayed close to us at all times.
We planted green onions, broccoli, carrots (lots of carrots), pumpkin, watermelon, pickling cucumbers, and garlic. Hope to have more to come, there is plenty of room left.
That is the view walking from our back yard down toward the garden. The in-between land is pasture. There are two cows that graze on it, and they are just the cutest. I can get them to let me pet them now, but they are still very jumpy. They sure aren't scared of Daisy, and she is still working on her fear of them.
She wandered around the pasture for most of the day today, but made sure she stayed close to us at all times.
We planted green onions, broccoli, carrots (lots of carrots), pumpkin, watermelon, pickling cucumbers, and garlic. Hope to have more to come, there is plenty of room left. 
Your garden looks wonderful - as does your gardener!! Esther
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