Following yesterday's heavy rain, our dam is full for the first time this year. Pip and Indy are inspecting the newly filled dam.![]()
Also, Renae and Matthew inspecting the sheep.![]()
Renae's Wiltipol sheep are a fleece shedding breed, and tend to look a little untidy at this time of the year.
This is the time of year when the country is very very green.![]()
The fruit trees have finished flowering and are in leaf, and the grass has not yet started to yellow and dry off
Renae with her veggies on our stall at the Wirrabara Market last Sunday.![]()
Also, preparation for the summer garden plantings of sweetcorn and tomatoes, and Pip keeping an eye on the 'garden chooks'
The first batch of goslings is out, and on their first day, off for a big walk!![]()
Also, Renae and Matt unloading pea straw, and Renae planting out seedlings in one of the garden beds
Weekly update!![]()
Now that pruning is over, onto tree planting. Filling in a few gaps with plums and quince seedlings.![]()
Also time to dig out and repair a leaking pipe, and Indy and Pip busy at sheep watching
Renae with her garden produce at the Wirrabara Producers Market this morning.![]()
Also another pruning photo. Good news is that we have finished the pruning in record time, thanks to Renae's contribution.
🥦Romanesco harvest this morning ☀️Natures profound Fibonacci sequence is astounding. Spiral within spiral within spiral. 🌀 Have a closer look at the humble cauliflower- they too have an intricate patterned design. ![]()
I made sure the garden area was fenced off well when I let the sheep in to graze the cover crops! 🌿
A sunny day for a change, and a good day for gardening.![]()
Renae with her canine helpers, Indy and Pip