Author: Christine

The last of the lettuce and mustard, onions and the first tomatoes

Posted by Christine | May 13, 2024 | High desert gardens, Hydroponics | 0

Soon it will be too hot for lettuce and mustard.

What was used to build those about thousand year old walls in the Grand Canyon?

Posted by Christine | Apr 27, 2024 | Cob - Adobe, Natural Building | 2

Desert Drifter’s amazing Grand Canyon exploration. How was that mud made about a thousand years ago?

Finally planting Desert Mimosas at the new lots

Posted by Christine | Jan 31, 2024 | Drought tolerant desert plants, Permaculture, Trees | 6

It was a beautiful day, about 60 degrees and no wind, a little overcast, so perfect to finally...

Happy New Year!

Posted by Christine | Jan 7, 2024 | Weather | 0

The Arizona Cypress are my favorite evergreens. Woke up to SNOW today, the first and hopefully...

Incorporating half-timber design in the new shed

Posted by Christine | Oct 10, 2023 | Natural Building | 0

Incredibly inspiring, Matthias Burger documented his half-timber house remodel in Germany.

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