Monthly Archives: February 2013

Couple of requests for pictures of the Gopher moat. So the picture shows on the left 2 apple trees and all the way down at the end a fig tree. Each of the trees used to have a trench dug … Continue reading →

Amazing Permies, We are getting super-excited and excitable about the Southern California Convergence. In other words, we are nervous wrecks by now and can’t wait. SoCal Permaculture Convergence ticket prices going up to $99 on March 1st. Get your discounted … Continue reading →

I have filled in all the old individual trenches around the trees with compost- well, and a lot of brush clearance debris. The trees should enjoy that. And I have 2 trenches 1 on each side of a path that … Continue reading →

For raccoons. Pseudacris regilla Pacific chorus frogs Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

It’s been so warm the fruit trees are starting to bud. I get to give the bees pesticide free and GMO free nectar. Anybody watch The Hunger Games or read the books? Maybe we’re doing that to our kids with … Continue reading →

I really am glad that I’m not spraying toxins all over the place not only for myself but for the little critters as well. This little thing doesn’t really hurt anything. Especially since my seedlings are now unreachable in the … Continue reading →

Western spadefoot toad tadpoles. He he he he. I’m not sure where the eggs were laid. When I saw the toads it was before I put in the seedling flotation system. SFS ?? But the tadpoles sure do like hanging … Continue reading →

The reason that they are called chorus frogs is that they have all different tones of “voices”. Some high some low, even though they are all the same species.  They are also able to change their color.  If you look … Continue reading →