We don't know what it is. We know it's everywhere on the farms. After a full season of watering on the crops, this tends to show up on the ground in certain areas. It's slimy and slippery when you walk on it. My fellow co-workers and I call them "brains" because of the obvious; they look like nasty diseased brains. I was walking amongst a "brain" patch today, and thought of how disgusting this stuff was... wouldn't this make for good props in a horror movie? :0 (Gross!)
WHAT'S IT LIKE TO WORK ON A FARM??
Welcome to my work blog!
So, after some thought, I decided to start a work blog!! Over the years, friends and family seem pretty impressed upon telling them about the farm where I work. A lot of them seem shocked at the actual size of the nursery, and the quanity of product we crank out in a season. So why not keep a daily journal of what goes on here?
A day in the life on a farm
A DAILY LOOK AT LIFE ON A WHOLESALE NURSERY FARM
Friday, September 19, 2014
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Peonies
A favorite of mine in the spring; Peonies are beginning to bloom! The greenhouses are packed with them, and color is about to explode throughout! Some varieties have already begun to bloom.
Peony Mrs. Wilder Bancroft
Peony Immaculee
All the Immaculee in bloom
Peony Charlie's White
Peony Walter Fraxon
Peony Shawnee Chief- probably one of my favorites
Shawnee Chief
Peony Rosabel; this is going to be colorful!
Peony Rosabel
Peony Rachael
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