Seed saving, tiny harvests and a new anvil
This is the time of year to be working on saving some seeds, preserving the last of the produce and starting to dream about a new garden next year!
I picked a bunch of cucamelon seeds out of a melon and then pulled the green coating off of it. They did so well this year, so I’m hoping for more next year too!
The Paw Paw tree seeds that we ordered arrived, so I made sure that they were not dried out and put them right in the fridge. They won’t be ready to plant in soil until almost March!
I pulled the pole beans down from the top of the tee pee and saved the seeds.
Since we got a hard frost that killed everything, I brought in all the luffas and peeled/washed them. They are now drying in the basement!
And a few tiny harvests! I pulled the last itty bitty zucchini and I was delighted to find some more winecap mushrooms!
Since it turns out that winecap mushrooms are so delicious, we are going to try to grow them in more places next year!
The Mister was busy picking up his new baby:
It’s a nice smaller anvil that he will definitely put to use!
I also got to work over the weekend making some hooded towels. I’m hoping to get more orders for the holidays!
And I’ll leave my boy’s Halloween costume photo here!
Enjoy the last day of the month and I’ll be posting our end of the month updates!
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