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Garden

The Garden Made Me Do It — A Week In My Life Outside

This blog is about interrupted plans, quiet work, and the lesson winter keeps teaching me: you don’t control the season—you move with it.

By the smoking prophet, 6 months ago
Garden

Garden Glow-up: Chicken Coop Makeover Story

Peek at our latest chicken coop makeover! 🐔✨ From building the base to creating a peaceful space for new members of our flock. This garden glow up is still going — but every step forward feels SO good.

By the smoking prophet, 10 months ago
Garden

Raising Baby Chicks: Growth, Giggles & Brooder Chaos

Raising baby chicks in weeks 3 and 4 is full of growth, funny moments, and brooder challenges! Here’s what we’ve learned and how we’re keeping up.

By the smoking prophet, 1 year ago
Garden

Raising Baby Chicks: The First Two Weeks

Two weeks in, and I’m sharing EXACTLY what’s happened—raising baby chicks, the surprises, the lessons, and what’s next (including their first-ever dust bath).

By the smoking prophet, 1 year ago
Garden

From Surprise Shed to Chicken Coop: My Unexpected Journey Into Raising Chickens

This started as a surprise, but now I’m all in. Raising chickens is about to be a wild ride—and I’m so excited to share it with you.

By the smoking prophet, 1 year ago

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my monday morning garden walk...
turned into vine wrangling. 😆🌱
because the 'mini-me' watermelon (not shown)
& 'orient wonder' pole beans
needed a little help finding the trellis.
a few more details... 🌱✨
these ‘orient wonder’ pole beans 
started as seeds in the ground. 
they’re most tender at 12”–18”
they can grow up to 30” 🫛🤯
ours are growing up an arch
once the vines were several inches tall, 
i helped them find their support. 
after that… they pretty much took over. 
every now & then, 
i guide a wandering vine 
back where i want it.
in about 3 months, 
i've only stepped in a few times. 
the pole beans got a 
few tiny pieces of velcro this last time. 😆
& the white stuff = kaolin clay
an OMRI listed crop protectant  
📍 north carolina
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