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Passion flower appreciation post. We’ll make a t

Passion flower appreciation post. We’ll make a tincture with these blooms soon!
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#passionflower #passiflora #maypop #nativeplants #organicgardening #organicfarmer

Texas Lantana🪴It’s beautiful, fragrant and at

Texas Lantana🪴It’s beautiful, fragrant and attracts so many pollinators! It’s also drought resistant and comes back every spring. It can tolerate some neglect and still provide you with what seems like endless amount of blooms!

POV: Growing your own cat toys

POV: Growing your own cat toys

I know this DIY and home renovation content isn't

I know this DIY and home renovation content isn't as pretty as rows of crops, but this is part of our farming/homesteading life. I hope y'all are enjoying it regardless.

The farm is resting while we repair our house but

The farm is resting while we repair our house but we still have this garden and I'm so glad we do! Thankfully we can still grow food and stay in touch with the soil while we don't have produce coming from the farm. In this hot and dry weather, we're watering this garden by hand everyday. How are your gardens doing?

A busy bee on passion flower in our @vego_garden 😍

Here's an easy, cheap, safe and effective termite

Here's an easy, cheap, safe and effective termite preventative that you should spray when remodeling, adding on, or building a new structure.
Recipe:
- 1.5 pounds Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate. From Tim-bor, or Solubor (what I used). Got it from @sevenspringsfarmsupply
- 1 gallon water, I used hot water to help dissolve the powder
- A sprayer or brush to apply borate solution. I love this @ryobitoolsusa battery powered sprayer.

Spray or coat wood completely, until runoff. Let wood dry. Done.
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#diypestcontrol #termites #termitecontrol #termite #professionalhomeowner #homerenovation #thisoldhouse #homeinspectionfinds #homerepairs

After removing the bad framing, I have to grind of

After removing the bad framing, I have to grind off the fasteners poking through to make way for new framing. I like to wear my chainsawing hat with face shield when using an angle grinder. Love this @ryobitoolsusa cordless grinder.
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#diyhome #fixerupper #fixerupperhgtv #oldhomerenovations #homerenovationproject #professionalhomeowner #homeownerlife

Finally getting back onto the kitchen repair. If y

Finally getting back onto the kitchen repair. If you didn't know, our kitchen was completely destroyed in December after a pipe in our attic busted. We've been cooking outside since then. When the cabinets were removed, a wall that was compromised by termites was revealed (no live bugs, old damage covered up). Now our CSA season is over and we're going to take as much time as needed to repair our house. Stoked to be making progress!

Here's a great tip for storing old microgreens and

Here's a great tip for storing old microgreens and potting soil so they can be reused in the future. Learned this from @roebuckfarm . I used to have a tarp over the old pile but it got old and I didn't like that method anyway, so here's our new system! We'll just dump trays directly into these bulk bags from now on. Thanks Jodi!

Happy Independence Day! 💐🎆

Happy Independence Day! 💐🎆

The bees know how good Tulsi is! If you want some

The bees know how good Tulsi is! If you want some of this goodness you can order online, schedule your pickup at checkout, and we’ll harvest it right before you show up! We have some other stuff in there too like our calendula salves, calendula oil, cherry tomatoes, lemongrass and flower bouquets. Link in bio or just go to texasecofarms.com

Use this trick to time your sprinklers for overhea

Use this trick to time your sprinklers for overhead irrigation:
- put out a rain gauge
- set a timer for a certain amount of time, 30 minutes or an hour
- read the rain gauge
- that's your application rate in inches/hour
- aim for 1 inch per week from rainfall or irrigation. This can vary widely depending on climate and soil type. 2 inches may be needed in hot summer months.
- use your finger to check the soil and dial in your application rate to your context!
* My wobblers have the gold nozzles which are the smallest, it takes me 6 hours to put down an inch! I will probably swap them for a larger nozzle.

Our Tulsi bed is absofruitly COVERED in bees! I wi

Our Tulsi bed is absofruitly COVERED in bees! I wish you could hear the constant buzz of the bees and smell the Tulsi, it's amazing. Now the question: what are we going to do with all this Tulsi?!

Reposting @grazeables : The best part of my "day o

Reposting @grazeables : The best part of my "day off" today was getting to meet with our new Edible Flower & Herbs partner for the store, Texas Eco Farms! Jim came through with this GORGEOUS bounty of locally grown, organic, and stunning florals and we can't wait to share them with all of you!! Local collaborations and small business partnerships create stronger communities and we are so proud to bring a little more magic to Tomball! 🏵🌿

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