Cornstalks harvested and ready to sell

Cornstalks harvested and ready to sell.  This actually took longer than I thought it would, getting them together and binding them.  We will sell them to city slickers this coming weekend, probably for $5/stalk (but they are big stalks).

 

Michael Alan Jones

 

Bedlam's End Farmhouse in 1911

This is our farmhouse in 1911. An 80-ish woman showed up at our house with this picture recently, and said that she lived in the house, and her mother was in this picture as a child.

The patriarch is the old guy in the center. He is the fourth person to own the house, so we know it was built some time around/before the Civil War. We can't pin the year down yet.

The Bedlam's End Garden

We have harvested some onions, carrots, lettuce, peas, and everything else is 1-2 weeks away.  Parsley and basil failed, and the onions were weak. Also, we have started getting blueberries (in the other garden), but they are still a little tart, and Pumpkins are on their way.

 

 

Michael Alan Jones