Ms. Que BanhI worked til noon.
Ate a quick lunch & got back to my backyard food gardening.
Sowed a row of sweet yellow corn, a row of Jimmy red corn & a new mixed poppies patch.
I'm taking a brief tea break before sowing sage, 3 assorted beans, yellow cherry tomatoes, jalapeño peppers, endives, chervil & making another mixed salad planter. 👩🌾
I'm going to plant 2-4 hazelnut trees in our backyard this year. Mostly for our backyard squirrels for peaceful #coexistence & dissaude them from busting into my greenhouse to eat my baby plants. I already grow a patch of ground cherries for them in far back of yard. I'll grow a few other food plants for them & the birds & raccoons so they are less inclined to eat from my food gardens.
They(the wildlife) were here first.
I'll try to get some photos of Mr. T - our backyard super buff squirrel. Biggest squirrel I've never seen, living in our backyard. I call him Mr. T because he's so buff, it looks like he has a 6 pack 🐿 I've been tempted to craft Mr. T a set of peanut barbells.🥜
Coho@PhoenixSerenity
Landscaping with forage plants for critters is a great thing to do. Hazel is a lovely easy tree and the canes are great for basket making too
Landscaping with forage plants for critters is a great thing to do. Hazel is a lovely easy tree and the canes are great for basket making too
The Great Llama 
@PhoenixSerenity
The bluejays love the hazelnuts too. Once you have a couple, the critters will plant them all over. 😆
The bluejays love the hazelnuts too. Once you have a couple, the critters will plant them all over. 😆
@TheGreatLlama Oh, I know the wildlife that loves hazelnuts because we have some in community orchard 🙂