Beaucoop Farm

09/10/2025

04/16/2023

These adorable chicks are being fostered by until they go to their new home 💖 Thanknyou Kati Mariano] for taking such great care of them until now!
📸 Kati Mariano]

04/15/2023

B. #13

04/15/2023

Brooklin & Beau.

04/15/2023

Brooklin & Beau #13 #11

04/15/2023

farm

04/03/2023

We love True Leaf Market! Visit our website to purchase. We also sell and more! Website being updated, so stay tuned for the shop to launch!

Our kits are kid friendly and the perfect family activity to do indoors and outdoors. ❤️

We love watching everyone enjoy their kits and learning together.

There are many more kits like this available on our website. ⬇️

https://www.trueleafmarket.com/collections/do-it-yourself-grow-kits

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Aiyanna had such a phenomenal time independently, growing her own starter kit from 🥰 the dome on top is amazing for keeping the humidity inside, stay tuned to see how everything grows 🤩 video coming soon! Link in my bio to get yours today affordable and non-GMO ✨👏🏼🍃

04/02/2023

As we have noticed, and felt, the current weather is a bit unpredictable. You may be needing to adapt depending on your location and the specific climate challenges you face. Here are some common ways gardeners are adapting:

Planting Drought-Tolerant Species: As temperatures rise and rainfall becomes less predictable, you might select plants that are better adapted to your conditions.
Using Mulch: Mulching around plants can help to conserve soil moisture. Organic materials like straw, leaves, or grass clippings can be used as mulch. Just be sure to compost fresh clippings either in a compost bin or over the fall and winter months. Without allowing time for these materials to break down they may rob your young crops of vital nutrients.
Rainwater Collection Systems (where applicable): In areas with irregular rainfall patterns, some install rainwater collection systems to store water for use during dry periods.
Planting at Different Times: In areas with shifting weather patterns, gardeners may adjust their planting schedules to take advantage of periods of cooler weather in the spring or fall. Avoid planting cool-season plants during risky periods of extreme weather. Starting plants indoors can help bridge the shift in planting times.
Using Shade Structures: In areas with sunlight or high temperatures, gardeners may use shade structures like cloth covers or trellises to protect plants from direct sun and reduce heat stress.
Climate-Smart Gardening Practices: This includes techniques like composting, crop rotation, and using natural pest control methods to build healthy, resilient gardens that can better withstand the challenges of changing weather patterns.