The Harvest Dance by Poison Apple Printshop
4-color screen print. Limited Edition of 77
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Terraced Rice fields, Harvest season, Mu Cang Chai, YenBai, Northern Vietnam: Mù Cang Chải is a rural district of Yên Bái province, in the Northwest region of Vietnam. As of 2019, the district had a population of 63,961, covering an area of 1199 km². The district capital lies at Mù Cang Chải. Wikipedia
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The garden is done. The fruits are done, except for a few "winter persistent" ones like ground cherry, persimmon, or rose hip. Last year's compost pile has been spread out on top, here, and my husband is going to till it in. Most of the leaves have been blown either off the yard into the wild edges or onto the flower beds, to rest over winter and provide nutrients to the soil next year. The chickens are completely delighted that the garden fence is down and there is an ample supply of bare dirt for them to scratch. There are tons of worms in there, so they are full and happy!
I want to transplant a cherry bush from the edge of the forest while it's dormant. The one I transplanted at the end of last winter absolutely THRIVED in its new home by the strawberry beds. It put on way more new growth than I expected for a transplant. Since that went well, I'll transplant the second one, and they can hang out together. I also need to mark 'bare spots' in the asparagus bed, so I can plant just a few more plants next spring.Most of what I planted last spring survived. Most. It was an ok year, give or take a disappointing carrot yield.
Next year's growing season seems so far away. But there is plenty to keep me busy until it comes.
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more wholesome autumn pics :) today: bears in the greenhouse! ah, i can smell these tomatoes!
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9/19/23 ~ Sweet Potato harvest at school today. Some of these suckers were HUGE! I took home a lot.
Recipes to come 😇
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Happy October, everyone!
We're deep in the heart of spring here in the Southern Hemisphere, but we're still getting into the spooky spirit of the Harvest season for our Northern Hemisphere friends!
Reverend Klundenst standing amongst local produce during a Harvest Festival at Beaudesert Methodist Church, Beaudesert, Queensland, ca. 1915. 30119 Uniting Church in Australia, Synod of Queensland Records 1884-2005, John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland, image number 30119-0076-0001.
View the image in high res here: LINK
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My Personal Favorite Lughnasadh Recipe I‘ve Found:
If you try it out, lmk!
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𝗁𝗍𝗍𝗉s://instagram.com/gubbetarp
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I have never grown a sunflower before and this one is taller than a doorframe. So I'm winning at being a harvest goddess!
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