Last year I tried a '3 sisters planting' for the first time. It's a traditional first nations way of planting where you grow beans to fix nitrogen in the soil, squash as a ground cover, and corn as a structure for the squash and beans to climb. This was our harvest! Highly reccomend4yr ⋅ bonaire_thyme ⋅ r/homestead
I know we're past spooky season but still wanted to share these beauts !3yr ⋅ bonaire_thyme ⋅ r/Baking
I work at a greenhouse and today they gifted me all the leftover basil!!! Approx. 500 plugs4yr ⋅ bonaire_thyme ⋅ r/herbs
