My cottage garden is so small, but I don't want to give up my dream of growing fruit trees here. The solution? Columnar trees!
I wasn't expecting much from my new columnar apple trees, but I actually got a nice little batch of fruits this year!
I took a week off working in the cottage garden, and I basically came back to a new season. It's time to start thinking about fall gardening! This is what my garden looks like in mid-September.
Growing vegetables in winter are generally called winter-sowing. I decided to winter-sow fast-growing leafy greens in my cottage garden. Trust me, it works!
This has been a wonderful year at the cottage, and now it's time from my last update about winter in Oak Hill. I'm growing potted tomatoes in my kitchen and hoping for an early harvest from my winter sowing outside!
Lots of things happened at Oak Hill Cottage Garden in November. I made sausages, buried bokashi and most importantly: fixed up the root cellar!
It's starting to get colder, but I keep on working in the garden. I'm celebrating fall in Oak Hill Cottage Garden by planting garlic!
It's September, but that doesn't mean that I'm done harvesting! It's time for a full work day in the garden, and I'm looking forward to harvesting napa cabbage at Oak Hill.
The beds in my cottage garden are overflowing! I'm especially happy about the lovely summer flowers at Oak Hill.
It's summer at Oak Hill Cottage Garden and I need a lot of compost for my beds. My flowers are already thriving, and I want the rest of my plants to look as healthy and beautiful!
I'm making great progress with Oak Hill Cottage Garden, both inside and out. This is what the cottage garden looks like in May!
Spring finally came to my Oak Hill Cottage garden. Just the right time to start the new beds and get my little cottage office in order!
