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iThrewTheGlass t1_j1uw3no wrote

What if anything do yall farm? I'm inheriting some land up that way in a few years and would love to hear your thoughts. Beautiful land!

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sexy__waluigi OP t1_j1uxbjl wrote

Thank you! Right now we are growing just what was already established by the original owner—which is A LOT! We were given a great head start and decided to let our first year be “wild” and see what was growing here without interference. As far as edibles, we have: a peach and a plum tree, two pear trees; raspberries, blackberries, blueberries; garlic; asparagus; and grapes! We also have an incredible assortment of perennials that are laid out in a way that we always have beautiful patches of flowers during each warm season and an inedible cherry tree.

We hope to eventually grow all the produce we need for our family of four, but my toddler eats berries faster than I ever imagine a human could. I’m growing sungold cherry tomatoes, spaghetti squash, and some bell peppers indoors experimentally this winter!

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Many-Day8308 t1_j1vuw5g wrote

You picked the perfect weather for every picture! A view like that is nourishing to the soul

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lama_drama99 t1_j1x85q9 wrote

I love this! My husband and I started our first garden this year, and we hunt as well. It's a great feeling growing and hunting for your food and being self-sufficient. We rent right now (we're young), but I can't wait until we have our own property! Such beautiful pictures

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Scamhunter5171 t1_j20moa9 wrote

Beautiful.
I have some friends in NH who have both a summer camp and a relatively new (to them) "dream home," and Selina often uses the phrase "little slice of heaven" for both places.
I bet you've used that phrase a time or two.

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