FARM AT COVENTRY

Can you see the camouflaged little hummingbird taking a rest on the red crocosmia branch there? She has been such a joy and a delight to wat...

With nearly 25 people in attendance for the Mead M aking workshop on Saturday night and guest speaker Greg Fink at the helm, the farm was a ...

A breathless return from a midsummer blogging vacation...I lost my daily dose of blogging discipline a few weeks ago. It was a combination o...

Been sneaking around the back yard with my camera like a secret agent in disguise, quiet like a mouse until I'm spied from above by the ...

What the heck? I am all for sharing the land and it's gifts with all creatures great and small but, I've had enough with this mockin...

Boy, it's great to be back in my garden after such a hectic week. Now, if I can just make peace with the mockingbird family that decided...

Idyllic scene...all the way around Friend Patrick's 18th century carpet loom High tech rides for the kids nanny's nap in the shade

There's no place like home There's no place like home There's no place like home

Little time for blogging this week as I am spending days at the Kutztown Folk Festival...no need to load up the Farm at Coventry wagon, thou...

The Echinacea purpurea are coming into bloom now. Time to start gathering supplies to make a nice supply of tincture to have ready for the c...

Brilliant blue sky Blue borage flowers against the sky First substantial harvest of blueberries Beautiful blue hyssop flowers

We had a lovely first harvest of elderflowers on Wednesday! Afterwards the tiny flowers were carefully removed from the stems and stalks. Th...