Friday, October 23, 2009

Leaves and chickens

Leaves are everywhere these days.  As I said before, I get lots of them from my neighbor's yard. 

These will provide a wonderful mulch for my garlic cloves and will be reduced to practically nothing by spring.  In the meantime, they'll feed and protect the garlic.  As you can see, I still need to clean up the weeds along the edges of the garden, so that next spring I can plant the peas as early as possible.


The chickens are almost finished doing their thing in the garden.  We still don't have eggs yet, but I'm ever hopeful when I go out to check on them.  

2 comments:

kitsapFG said...

The garlic is all tucked in for the winter!

I bet your chickens start producing for you next spring when the daylength starts increasing again.

inadvertent farmer said...

My garlic is in too mulched with straw. Your little chicken house is just darling!