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Spring time on the farm
Spring is a busy time on a farm; the days get longer and the amount of work expands accordingly.
So much to do this time of year, especially after working in Raleigh all winter long. I got my garden seedlings planted at the correct time this year and ended up with the most beautiful batch of seedling ever. With Flora’s help in weeding, most of the planting beds are ready and much of the garden is producing. Following are some photos of what happens in my life each spring.
Kale
Broccolini
Greens mix
Bok Choy
Roma tomatoes
Pole Green beans
Beets
Onions
Blueberries
Winter garden kale
Leaf mulch
Hardwood mulch
Crown of Thorns
Overgrown Cattleyas
Purple iris
Cream colored iris
Author: Bob
Bob has been growing orchids since 1985 and commercially since 1989. He has had several orchid articles published in the AOS Bulletin, AOS Culture Guide, and in Orchids Magazine. He currently resides in Chapel Hill, NC and runs Carrboro Tropicals, Chapel Hill's only provider of locally-grown orchid plants.
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