Our first egg was found this morning! Laid by Regina, at around 4 1/2 months old. A little small, but maybe they will get bigger?

July 13th Yellow Squash bloom?

July 13th view of the sugar baby and star and moon watermelons, along with Jessi and Athena exchanging positive vibration.

July13th capture of a zucchini plant propping up a fruit with the leaf stems. I love the way nature works!

July 13th lemon tree doing well!

July13th view of the kiwi (1 gallon planters for each, male/female, plant) and strawberry ground cherry (3 gallon).

July 13th view of the fruits setting on the strawberry ground cherry... I think sonic bloom is working.. haha!

July 13th view of the Goji berries forming!

July 13th update on the Lemon Cucumber. She has clearly enjoyed her time with the fence.

July 13th view of the chosen lemon cucumber to be grown for seed. Sonic bloom effects the genetics of the crops grown, increasing over time!

July 13th view of Sonic Bloom evidence, and the book that helped solidify the knowledge. Both were grown from the same plant, harvested the same day, etc, etc. One fruit is obviously much larger than the other and I would assume it is because it was affected more by the SB. Either way, I feel these Heirlooms are only getting better with age ;)

July 13th view of the aquaponics table. Two Matts Wild Cherry tomatoes are doing all that wildness, with chard and kale growing underneath.

July 13th yummy view of fruit setting.

July 13th view of the fruit laden branches all over the place, while chard thrives.

July 13th update of the wild blackberries in their new home.

July 13th view of the Research & Ddevelopment beds in the yard. Over the next few days and weeks this could drastically intensify.

July 13th view of the Spiral garden.

July 13th update of what air pruning planters can do for plants that would otherwise be rootbound with too many water roots. A 3 gallon air pruning planter housing one matts wild cherry. Flippin huge.

July 13th Basil starts galore. As these get about 2 inches tall and on their 2nd sets of leaves, the fun begins! Trying out using old toilet paper rolls for planters. Havent decided if they are detrimental or not yet. They are working fine at the moment.

July 13th view of the chickens. The middle is the hen and oldest. The left is the next oldest, but still another 2 months from laying and hoping she is a she.. the smallest on the right is obviously the youngest and may be laying winter, if a female.

July 13th view of an avocado sprout making its way to the light. Out first of dozens tried! Only a decade, now, to go until fruit!

July 13th harvest of our first soybean. 90% of the soy grown in the states is GMO. Proud to be in that 10%.

July 13th. Very powerful knowledge has been presented to me in the same growing season I started growing crops native to this geography. Cherokee corn and Cherokee pole beans, essential for three sisters technique. The pole beans pictured are actually from my own harvest this year!