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My child who swore of strawberries last month is eating the daily! This move was all his.Oh hey, where'd you come from. I said peony season wasn't for a couple weeks! First bloom!Bringing out just a couple Ranunculus and Friends. They will be on the farm stand in just a few minutes!While you were sleeping I planted peppers, zinnias, lilies, cosmos, cotton, and sunflowers. Breakfast break and I am heading back out! Swipe to see what's in bloom. Maybe a few stems will be on the farm stand this morning.85+ different varieties of herbs, veggies, cutflowers, pollinator plants, annuals and perennials on the farm stand this weekend! Updated list below!Good morning! We are putting our first tomatoes out on the farm stand today! These are hardened off and ready to plant, they have been outside in our driveway watching the cold nights for about a month now. They have been fertilized once with espoma garden tone.Stumbled on this garden friend early this morning pulling weeds. I'm not as brave as I pretend to be, he was half frozen and so was I! I relocated him down to the garden outside a warm straw lined tubnel full of oranically raised voles.Rainbow, Rainbow, Rainbow! Did you see it?! 🌈- My Tweets
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Author Archives: Pretty Bird Farm
Mother’s Day 2021
This evening, we went for what was initially a damp walk into our woods. By the time we made it back to the house we found ourselves in a dreching and cold, yet refreshing downpour. Upon our entering our woods, … Continue reading
May 3rd, 2021
Autumn olive. When traveling north on 519 above our farm, it is easy to overlook the waves of autumn olives dancing from side to side throughout the hay fields. If you know what you are looking at out in the … Continue reading
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May 1st, 2021
Hyssop. I know two things about hyssop – we have it planted in the third bed from center in the middle garden and the aromatics of this unassuming perennial remind of the northern Rhone Valley; most notably the unparalled interpretation … Continue reading
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April 30th, 2021
It has been some time since I have written for our website. My wife Tiffany works tirelessly to keep you all updated via Instagram. So, I figured that it is time for me to get back to work via the … Continue reading
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Garden Conservancy Open Days at Pretty Bird Farm June 15th Recap
Pretty Bird Farm is participating in The Garden Conservancy’s Open Days program two Saturdays this year. We opened June 15th earlier this summer and I wrote a blog about it about a month ago, and here it is. As I look at … Continue reading
Canning Tomato Sauce at Pretty Bird Farm
Hey! It has been too long since we have updated the blog, but we are still here! We have been living life instead of writing about it! We are still growing the farm, still growing our little Violet and we … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, cooking, foodie, gardenstate, harvest, heirlooms, heirloomsauce, hunterdoncounty, inthekitchen, njgrown, prettybirdfarm, thisisnj, tomatoes, tomatosauce, violet, whatsfordinner, wyatt
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A Secret Garden Birthday Party
A Secret Garden Birthday Party If you’ve been following along on Instagram or Facebook, you know our little Violet just turned 1! The last year has been the fastest one of our lives, packed full of learning new skill sets … Continue reading
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It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas Let’s be honest, it’s been looking a lot like Christmas at Pretty Bird Farm since the week before Thanksgiving! I took three days off work in November to make garland, decorate our … Continue reading
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Holy Moly!
A Mole Sauce Recipe What an election this has been. This post isn’t about politics though, there is enough read about that right now. This blog post is about the delightful mole sauce we made to upgrade our Taco Tuesday … Continue reading
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