Matthew 6:26 Creations

06/01/2026

Headed to Malcolm Farmers' Market this afternoon!

We will have fresh flowers, a large variety of herbs, kale, edible flowers, and a limited number of embroidered items.

06/01/2026

Hope to see you at the market today!

05/29/2026

First market in three days! Hope to see you there!

2 weeks away and we cant wait! Spread the word!

05/28/2026

This unusual looking blob is a wine cap mushroom sawdust spawn. We planted some raspberries from my grandmother's patch. In between the raspberry plants we layered grass clippings, mushroom spawn, and wood chips. As the raspberries grow they will provide shade for the mushrooms and the mushrooms will break down the wood chips into new soil.

While the underground network of mycelium is hard at work it will occasionally send up fruiting bodies, aka mushrooms, in an effort to spread by spores. These wine cap mushrooms are edible and easy to identify. They are great at growing in mulched pathways or the spaces between plants that would otherwise go unused. Have you ever considered planting mushrooms?

05/26/2026

Drip tape installed ✅🎉

So excited to have a proper irrigation system in the annual rows. Drip irrigation saves time and water, is more targeted than a sprinkler so you aren't watering your weeds, and prevents diseases like fungus caused by damp leaves.

Next up is mulching walkways and preparing for our first market on Monday.

05/17/2026

⛈️ The morning after a storm ⛈️

Even though it hailed the garden is thriving thanks to over 2.5 inches of rain in the last 24 hrs. I got to skip morning watering and harvest some kale, spinach, basil, and the first larkspur of the season.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day! Thinking of all the moms today and especially grateful for my mom. It's only fitting that the first home grown bouquet of the year goes to the best mom/grandma there is.

04/29/2026

Beautiful harvest of violas today. These dainty flowers are one of my favorites and bonus they are edible! Great for candying, decorating desserts, or making a salad feel fancy.

04/23/2026

The ladies are looking grown up at only 10 weeks old. I don't expect to get any eggs until June or July but they are hard at work eating weeds, catching bugs, and minimizing organic waste. They tolerate some overly enthusiastic pets from the little man in exchange for lots of snacks.

04/22/2026

Love how these coasters turned out