Because I don't have an email account at this client, and I don't have employee access to reach any of the mail/filesharing sites where I keep my notes, and I keep forgetting to put a USB in my bag before I leave the house.
Also: home-ranged chicken eggs taste really different to even the store-bought organics. Somehow, I never noticed this before. Maybe it's just because they're my chickens?
12 Chicken Friendly Plants
Plants that chickens love
take action:
- strike rosemary
- strike lavender
- split thyme
- split oregano
- plant out fennel
To acquire seeds/shoots:
- sunflowers
- amaranth (follow up Crop Swap)
- warrigal greens (check they like them first)
Already have seeds: toss down in the gaps between beds:
- beans (esp. bush)
- mustard greens, lettuces, kale, silverbeet/chard
- coriander, basil
- good bug mixes
- flowers
Plant out in seed trays:
- nasturtium/calendula
elsewhere
- Asparagus crowns around the apricot in the front bed (mulch first)
- mulch the space in front of the apples
- pick the last of the stone fruit
This Saturday afternoon will be the first Moving Of The Chickens to the next garden bed. It's gonna be interesting; they're very noisy when I'm in the garden or when they think I'm about to be in the garden (they know that the screen door opening means I'm probably coming out to feed them and their noises increase).
Also: home-ranged chicken eggs taste really different to even the store-bought organics. Somehow, I never noticed this before. Maybe it's just because they're my chickens?
12 Chicken Friendly Plants
Plants that chickens love
take action:
- strike rosemary
- strike lavender
- split thyme
- split oregano
- plant out fennel
To acquire seeds/shoots:
- sunflowers
- amaranth (follow up Crop Swap)
- warrigal greens (check they like them first)
Already have seeds: toss down in the gaps between beds:
- beans (esp. bush)
- mustard greens, lettuces, kale, silverbeet/chard
- coriander, basil
- good bug mixes
- flowers
Plant out in seed trays:
- nasturtium/calendula
elsewhere
- Asparagus crowns around the apricot in the front bed (mulch first)
- mulch the space in front of the apples
- pick the last of the stone fruit
This Saturday afternoon will be the first Moving Of The Chickens to the next garden bed. It's gonna be interesting; they're very noisy when I'm in the garden or when they think I'm about to be in the garden (they know that the screen door opening means I'm probably coming out to feed them and their noises increase).
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