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Our pumpkin class may be over but our harvesting f

Our pumpkin class may be over but our harvesting for next year is already in full swing!
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My office building has beautiful landscaping with many Texas native plants and we were thrilled when they agreed to let us harvest some of it!
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There are wonderful foraged finds all around you if you just open your eyes and take a look around 😁

We had an incredible time hosting our SOLD OUT 3rd

We had an incredible time hosting our SOLD OUT 3rd annual floral pumpkin workshop. Thank you to all of you who came and made this night absolutely magical. Each and every one of you never cease to amaze us with your creativity and ability to turn God’s creation (our foraged finds) into yet another beautiful masterpiece. Can’t wait for next year!

UPDATE: SOLD OUT! . We honestly didn’t think it

UPDATE: SOLD OUT!
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We honestly didn’t think it was going to happen this year but we’re determined to make this work because we all need some fun in our lives right now!
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Come join us on October 15th for an evening full of friends, fun and fall festivities as you learn to make your own floral pumpkin! Seasonal sips and savory bites included.
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Visit the link in our bio to register for the event and for more details.
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Only 25 spots so make sure to sign up now before it fills up! We reduced the cost this year to $30 to give everyone a break from this CRAZY year, plus, we do this for y’all not for the money. ☺️
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We can’t wait to see y’all there!
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#familyforagers #lifestyleblog #falldecor #fall #pumpkins #floralpumpkin #pumpkincenterpiece

Fall veggies in the ground! The weather has finall

Fall veggies in the ground! The weather has finally cooled off and the time couldn’t be more perfect to plant.
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We planted several kinds of lettuce, spinach, Swiss chard, pak choi, celery and cabbage. Radishes, carrots and beets still to come!
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These also do great in containers if you don’t have raised beds.
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Don’t have a lot of sun? This is the reason to plant in! Many of these, especially lettuces, do great in a sunny or shadier garden.
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Have you planted your fall garden yet?? What have you planted?

Playing in the garden and with the bock bocks (chi

Playing in the garden and with the bock bocks (chickens). Learning about where our food comes from 👩🏻‍🌾 👨‍🌾 🍈 🐓

We had so much fun harvesting honey from our hives

We had so much fun harvesting honey from our hives today. As cheesy as it may be, we had to wear our 🐝 happy and 🐝 kind shirts!

Making friends 🐓 I love knowing that my child g

Making friends 🐓 I love knowing that my child gets to grow up with a farm in his backyard!

THANK YOU to all those who brought us donations. W

THANK YOU to all those who brought us donations. We were able to deliver a whole car full of food and hygiene items to Brother Bills thanks to y’all!!
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#brotherbillshelpinghand #watermarkcommunitychurch #externalfocus

Yesterday was a beautiful day — perfect for insp

Yesterday was a beautiful day — perfect for inspecting our beehive with a few extra (family) hands! Frames are full of capped honey which means it’s almost time to harvest! 🍯 🐝

Crimson and clover...over and over. I never knew w

Crimson and clover...over and over. I never knew what that Beatles song was talking about. But now I do!
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I’m sure I’d seen crimson clover before, but didn’t know what it was until a neighbor tore down a dilapidated house and instead of building a new one, planted a park for all to enjoy. He even added a bustling beehive and planted crimson clover so the bees could feast on it coming out of winter. And so goes the circle of life.
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How lucky for us to get “grand kid” photos in this unique field during the two weeks or so it’s in bloom!