Spring is by far the best season of the year here in the Clarence Valley. Summers are stinking hot, the cold winters are a nice change but the heavy frost limits what we can grow. Autumn is pretty nice, but spring is just the best!
Blossoms popping on the Apricot Tree
A baby bunch of grapes starting to grow
We didn’t even plant this pea plant, it just came up from last seasons dropped peas. The asparagus are shooting through. We have to pick them daily to keep up with them.
This years garlic crop
We have to give credit to Karl for the gardens. He’s the main man around the farm. He’s currently studying horticulture and gets to come home and put everything that he learns into practice. From planting, to propagating, pruning, reviving, harvesting, cooking…he does it all!!! So if he’s not in the garden or tending to his animals, you might find him in his nursery with all his seedlings and precious plants.
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