Lea's Easy Hay Garden

11/17/2025

02/14/2025

Looking forward to 2025 Garden. I have over 75 tomato seedlings started. I won't plant them all of course. I love to share plants!

11/19/2022

Thank goodness fall is almost here! Heat and army worms have worn me out! I did harvest a bunch of Loufas though so here is a teaching moment.

11/19/2022

So ever wondered how to tell Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter cactus apart? Well apparently it is all in the leaf edge.
I did a hay bale gardening talk last night in Decatur and decided to knock the dust off of my gardening page! Now that I am living up in Whitesboro TX (1 yr now), I finally have a little time to breathe. Moving my entire garden to Whitesboro from Aubrey was a huge task and I still don't have everything out of the big pots. I will try to start posting images in the spring once things start peaking out and greening up.

10/03/2020

It has been a crazy year! I increased my garden 3 fold in case I needed to share food with friends. It have worked my tail off taking care of all of these plants and have had a great amount of food produced. Still getting okra🤪 squash, eggplant and peppers!!! I'll post more pics for u. Striped Armenian Cucumbers are my favorite new plant from this year's "new plants" for my garden.😁 Okra got crazy tall this year!!!

05/13/2020

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04/24/2019

Cross Roads Community Market will be opening on Sat. May the 4th from 7:00 AM till 11:00 AM. Come see us at the super nice pavilion they built. I have new flavors of my home-made jams! Habanero flavors, Unique flavors and some "NO SUGAR" options made with Swerve. They are delicious! NO aftertaste like most sweeteners! Come sample them!

04/22/2019

Sorry I didn't document this like I usually do.

04/22/2019

Sorry I haven't been posting any photos. It has been a weird spring and we have our place up for sale. So I am not planting nearly as much stuff since I don't want to go off and leave it all. Most of what I am planting is going into "big pots" (old protein lick tubs.) That way I can load it up and take it with me if I need to! Also last year once the drought broke, it didn't stop raining long enough to get any herbicide free bales baled! So all i had was 9 left over bales from last year.