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It's been over a month and there are changes as always around the garden. Spring is here! Peaches, plums, pears, and blueberries are all blooming. The birds have been free-ranging and enjoying the space. The raised beds are growing along. Even the fish are feeling the Spring energy.

Doing some documentation of a school "Forest Garden" in its early stages

A little more detail on what went into my new raised bed and how to be efficient with broadcasting seed.

I have a couple new projects to show and lots of fruit set to share.

A short and sweet garden update.
October is usually the busiest month of the year here in Houston. Perfect growing temps and unlike our dry Springs there is usually moisture in the ground.

It's hot and dry. Life that depends on rain slows down and finds shelter from the sun. Other species rise to the heat and provide much needed shade.
Life nurtures life.
We are all connected.

Just a garden update.
Right on the edge of the Fall nectar flow. The rains have brought up lots of Oyster mushrooms and the chicks have grown and have more space in their run.

Competition reduces awareness!

It is a universal pattern that focused competition(sending the majority of energy to one task or goal) means that less energy is available for processing (other factors in the ever changing external and internal environments).

We see it in people, but you can also see it in bees.


Anyway, clean dry frames are important for storage. I was having the bees clean some up and have noticed the positive impact of "sending them home" rather than letting them "figure it out"(that the resource has been exhausted).

Just some garden documentation. Rains have come and expansion is accelerating.
Life is always moving, even when it cannot be seen