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PHOTOS OF SPECIAL OCCASION FLOWERS. Find us at a local market. You can find Barefoot Blooms’s floral bouquets and specialty holiday arrangements at Farmers’ Market locations across Nova Scotia. In spring 2016, Barefoot Blooms will return to:. Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market. Through Moon Fire Farm. Alderney Landing, Dartmouth Waterfront. Barefoot Blooms flowers are also available through Ironwood Farm’s CSA. Community support agriculture) box program and on-line. Follow Barefoot Blooms on Facebook.
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the year of the ram | Ironwood Farm
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. Laquo; wintery days. First Day of Spring. The year of the ram. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. CSA (weekly veggie box).
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“Spring” snow and new arrival | Ironwood Farm
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. Laquo; First Day of Spring. 8220;Spring” snow and new arrival. Well, it’s the second full day of Spring. Although the signs of the season may not be immediately obvious, a trip to the barn reminds us that Easter weekend is around the corner. I haven’t been able to get a good shot of them, as they are always throwing themselves at you – full force – to see if you might, by chance, have a bottle in your hand, or pocket, or sleeve. Sylvia (who is a good mom, but has bee...
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July showers bring summer flowers | Ironwood Farm
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. Laquo; A big presence in a small package. July showers bring summer flowers. Although the grey days haven’t encouraged much growth in the gardens other than weeds (and blight), everything looks relatively lush and green, and the flowers are continuing to bloom (albeit on short stems that signify the late start to the summer). The bees seem pretty happy. I hope there are some splashes of colour wherever you are. On 28/07/2015 at 08:10. On 28/07/2015 at 09:06.
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. Https:/ ironwoodfarm.wordpress.com. They’re here…. July showers bring summer flowers. A big presence in a small package. Older Posts ». Ironwood Farm is a mixed farm situated at the mouth of the Avon River in Summerville, Hants County, Nova Scotia. CSA (weekly veggie box). Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Ironwood Farm”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.
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First Day of Spring | Ironwood Farm
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. Laquo; the year of the ram. 8220;Spring” snow and new arrival. First Day of Spring. Well, technically, this photo was taken on the last day of winter. And, yes, that’s snow piled up on the outside of the greenhouse, in the background of the picture.). I hope you are staying warm, and dry, wherever you are (and, if you’re really lucky, have access to some fresh, local veggies to welcome in the season. Or, at the very least, some nice wine.). On 22/03/2015 at 09:18.
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still here… | Ironwood Farm
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. Laquo; “Spring” snow and new arrival. A big presence in a small package. Yes, it’s been a while. We’re still here – the sheep are across the gully, the first round of hay is in the barn, the greenhouse is full of towering tomato plants, the blueberries are ripening (and anxiously awaiting irrigation), and the Ironwood tree. In the driveway is showing off its “hops”. And, I’ve been putting my camera to use, so there are more posts on the way, too. 8216; ’. Notify me o...
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Ironwood Farm | musings from the barnyard and beyond | Page 2
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. 8220;Spring” snow and new arrival. Well, it’s the second full day of Spring. Although the signs of the season may not be immediately obvious, a trip to the barn reminds us that Easter weekend is around the corner. I haven’t been able to get a good shot of them, as they are always throwing themselves at you – full force – to see if you might, by chance, have a bottle in your hand, or pocket, or sleeve. Sylvia (who is a good mom, but has been battling pneumonia this wi...
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wintery days | Ironwood Farm
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Musings from the barnyard and beyond. Laquo; The first snow day …. The year of the ram. I hope, wherever you are, that the wind is not howling too loudly, and the drifts have not piled too high. After lots of rain and soggy pastures keeping the sheep out of the fields for much of the first part of winter, we’ve been hit by a crazy amount of snow in recent weeks. Something else to keep the sheep in the barns. The sheep are tolerating it, and, so far, are not trying to venture out across the drifts. Which ...
