Cove Creek Polyface Farm

Just a few more mushrooms from the hike we took!

For those of you following:
Cove Creek Skunktaculious 3
Penny The Catahoula Queen 0

Lavender never gets old!

Just a few LBM. NEVER EAT the Little Brown Mushroom Peeps.....it may not ruin your day.....give it some time and you wouldn't have a care in the world......explaining to Peter at the Pearly Gates Check-In how yummy they were!

Happy Waterfall Wednesday! This waterfall is close to our farm in the Devils Dens State Park. Go give it a peekypoo.

I do not think I ever get tired of seeing what shades I get in the egg department

Nothin but a tenderoni LOL

Love our pokadotted friends

Chickens being chickens

💛 yellow💛 pumpkins sure make for some nice contrasts on that fall display you're dreaming about!

Still thinking about adding some of these Zombie chickens! My mind still isn't made up! Any of you have an opinion?
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Just an idea of how having many pumpkins can make it break a fall display!
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Love that Prairie Grove has such talent.

Spreading art through calligraphy | Washington County Enterprise-Leader PRAIRIE GROVE -- To Julia Razz, calligraphy can be described as a "dance on paper."

Black pumpkins are just like other varieties, except for their distinct color. Some of the most common black pumpkin species are called Black Futsu and Black Kat. One of the best aspects of pumpkins is that they can grow pretty much anywhere as long as they're given what they need to thrive!

Lettuce is a leafy vegetable in the daisy family, Lactuca sativa. It is a popular ingredient in salads, but can also be used in soups, sandwiches, and wraps. Lettuce can range in color from yellow to dark green, and may also have reddish hues. The word "lettuce" likely comes from the Old French word laitues, which is the plural of laitue, meaning "milky". The Latin root word lac ("milk") appears in the Latin name lactuca. How it went from " milky" to the greens we know now I haven't the biggest.

Turnips are a colorful additive to the fall & winter diets! They come in red, white, golden and purple topped! The greens can be eaten like spinach and the root vegetable can be fries, boiled, baked, broiled or even .eaten raw

There is always a Warty yellow pumpkin out there to give you not just color but that texture content to that display!