Prairie Philosophy
Jill WingerHonest field notes from a feral prairie woman trying to stay human in an artificial world.
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I’m Pickling One Beet
I have a beet.
A single, solitary beet.
There was a time when August meant baskets on every flat surface of my house—tomatoes everywhere, monster zucchini, cucumbers multiplying when I wasn’t looking.
This year, after the Garden Apocalyp...
When the Ground Can No Longer Feed Us
It is a horribly helpless feeling to own land and realize you may not be able to grow food on it.
As I’ve been sorting through my recent garden woes, my brain, doing what brains do, has jumped to the worst-case scenario several times:
Pra...
The Worst Garden of My Entire Life
I’ve had some pretty epic garden failures over the years, but nothing quite like this.
For those who missed it, I moved to a new property this spring. It’s not far from my old place, so I assumed the growing conditions would be somewhat s...
What We Eat When It’s Too Hot to Cook
I was trying to find a food-related photo to use in this post… but there are literally NONE. So I’m using this pic from when we went to the reservoir a few weeks ago…
Last week I wrote about my hot little house.
I’ve been leaning into the...
Lessons from My Hot Little House
The most perfect rainbow after the most glorious rain last week
It’s hot here.
Not Florida hot. Not Arizona hot.
Wyoming hot…. Which I know isn’t as bad as some places and I shouldn’t be whining.
BUT. Considering I wore a coat for a goo...
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Field notes from a feral prairie woman rebuilding an old-fashioned life on her own.
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