It is time to plant onions

If you live in central Texas...it is time to plant onions sets! Onions prefer well drained fertile soil and plenty of sun.














We just got our seed potatoes in...we will be planting them February 14th.

Winter Wonderland

We are having the coldest winter in eight years...I hope it kills all the bad bugs!

Sunday we will be picking up our seed potatoes and onions for planting soon.

We have two new farm arrivals Silly and Willy.One male and one female Pekin duck...Steve's Christmas present. The ducks stay on the pond...until we heard them to the garden for bug patrol this spring.

Happy New Year!!!!!

New T-Shirt Style

This is our new T-Shirt style...they will be printed on a pebble color long sleeve shirts with dark brown art work.

The design and art work was done by Uncle Mike...Thanks Uncle Mike!!!!!

Bolsa Get's Restaurant Of The Year

Congratulations to Bolsa for winning 2009 Restaurant of the year in D'Magazine!!!! Check out this months issue.

Thanks Bolsa for supporting Eden Creek Farm!

If you haven't made it by Bolsa's yet...put it at the top of your list of places to go!

Today Kristine and I ate the butternut squash soup for starters...and then for the main course we had pulled pork sandwich topped with cabbage. It was all OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!!!

We love you Chef Graham!!!

T-Shirts

Eden Creek Farm T-Shirts have just arrived!!!

$15.99 plus shipping and handling.

Help support Eden Creek Farm... Order Today!

Just in time for Christmas!

Email: Sales@edencreekfarm.com to order.

Organic Compost

There is over six billion living organisms in a hand full of good organic compost...that is more than the population of humans on Earth!

We have been preparing our beds for planting and used up all of our compost...so we ordered some organic compost from a company called Living Earth.

The truck hauling compost got stuck in a sink hole. It sunk all the way up to the frame. Call the wrecker!

This is Kristine standing in the rut the tire left in the sink hole.

The Army Worm Hunter

We have now hired uncle Mike "The Army worm Hunter" to take care of our worm problem! If there are holes in the cabbage it's just bullet holes. I have been spraying a garlic/hot pepper mix weekly on the surviving cabbage to keep the army worms at bay...it seems to be working...but just in case we have Uncle Mike. The directions on the garlic/pepper spray is pretty easy. Mix 2 garlic bulbs and a hand full of hot peppers in a blender with 3 cups of water...blend until liquid...strain...add 1/3 cup per gallon of water with a squirt of dish washing liquid to a sprayer and apply once a week.

This is Sally Sue our newest addition to the farm... She is an Amish trained, Belgium buggy horse. When we purchased her she seemed to be very husky...now we know why...she is pregnant!