The post describes various gardening techniques and resources used in creating a raised garden bed, emphasizing the use of materials like cardboard, straw, and punky firewood for water retention and soil health. Its ultimate purpose is to to enhance garden productivity on marginal land. (((AI generated, human vetted)))
Tag: cardboard sheet mulching
Oversized knitted blankets. Ridiculous Halloween Costumes (At The OSFM). October 31st Rock Farm Report.
What’s one thing you own that holds deep sentimental value? First, a reminder to my readers (and subscribers to my blog). WDIS? What does it say?WDIM? What does it mean?GRATITUDE = If you're reading this blog, thank you. I do this activity to help me process what's going on in my life.Some might wonder why … Continue reading Oversized knitted blankets. Ridiculous Halloween Costumes (At The OSFM). October 31st Rock Farm Report.
Be A Kind, Middle-Aged Man. October 22-27/26 Farm Report.
What’s something you’ve done that you never thought you could? I had SOME obstacles growing up... If you've read our blog, you have a good grasp of the details. When I feel particularly masochistic, I look up images of my dad. Like this one: If you squint, you can see my dad's shadow as he … Continue reading Be A Kind, Middle-Aged Man. October 22-27/26 Farm Report.
Breathe!! Take 5 (controlled rhythmic breathing); October 9/26 Rock Farm Report.
Paul values mindful breathing, heroic mushrooms, aspiring politicians, and trips to rocky lookouts. He also marvels at his spouse's permaculture efforts.
Late, late summer. Autumn! Bruce Men’s Shed Events… September 29 and October 4/26.
Autumn colours, fewer biting insects, local community involvement, XKCD web-based cartoons, 2026 Bruce Tail Day.
1970 and a January 1st Rock Ranch Report
1970 was had Canada declare martial law in Quebec, various countries launched their first artificial satellites and, the Beatles imploded. Paul also provides a bunkie build update.
Take 5, Cerebral & grunt-mediation. Oh and listening to unhinged audio essays!
Paul ponders what the phrase "self-care" means to him. He also finds surprisingly deep and coherent analysis of a popular board game.
