By: Susie Quick
Wednesday, September 20, 2006 @ 3:31 PM
Sunflowers feed the honeybees on the farm and just make us smile.
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By: Susie Quick
Thursday, July 6, 2006 @ 12:59 PM
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This is my friend David Greer who tends a wonderful
garden in Versailles, Kentucky that belongs to my friend Peppe.
This was taken last year when we were taking "field samples" of the
heirloom tomatoes. (Out of the frame is a 6-pack of
Molson’s red label, Mr. Greer’s favorite).
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:58 PM
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This is my mare Rosie and her colt (born on my birthday, April 3rd)
Johnny Jump Up, or "JJ" for short. They are American Saddlbreds.
This photo was taken for Weekend magazine’s contributor’s page.
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:58 PM
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Jack the wonder pony, official mascot of Honest Farm, poses
in the paddock with his fly mask on. Jack is a lover, not a biter
(rare for ponies). But just don’t try to ride him (loves kids but
not kids who climb on his back).
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:56 PM
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This was a kitchen garden I helped plant for my friend Peppe at
her farm in Versailles (she also took the photo). Here, I’m
sowing beans next to spring radishes in late spring. By the
time the beans need more room the radishes will be harvested.
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:55 PM
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Okra, cosmos, zinnias and zucchini in the summer garden.
A whiskey barrel holds compost tea to fertilize the garden with. |
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:53 PM
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Salad onions and baby leeks in the spring garden along with
lettuces, herbs and broccoli. |
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:52 PM
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Yugoslavian Red and Freckles are just two varieties of
butterhead lettuces we grow. |
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:50 PM
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Sowing radish seeds weekly in the spring will give you a
for a continuous supply. |
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By: Susie Quick
@ 12:48 PM
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Heirloom tomatoes from the garden
come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. |
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