Lee's Summit Equestrian

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This is not a 💩 job….the horses are beautiful, the air is fresh and clean, and once I wash my hands, I can have dessert today if I want.

I have more native pollinator plants.

Fisher will be picking up blankets for cleaning on May 17. All blankets must have owner’s name and instructions attached. Barn clients only, please. Please contact Ronna directly for questions and payment.

We just experienced some wind damage (run in shelters, fencing). All horses and people are ok. Dealing with it now.

Here’s the start of my mini prairie!

Some if you have asked about the greenhouse. This was my birthday present to myself (66 years in January).

It’s a beautiful space.

Outside, I’ve got about 40 containers winter sowing, with many seeds germinating in the last couple of weeks.
Most of these are native wildflowers, that I hope will establish a mini prairie for Tom’s bees. Others are early *edible* and *medicinal* flowers, such as caledula, breadseed poppies and borage, as well as cool season cut flowers such as Sweet William and ornamental poppies.

Soon, I’ll be sowing more cut flowers, herbs, and a variety of tomatoes, peppers and pickling cucumber.

When you’re at the barn and see me, chat me up, but only if you’ve got time because I’ll go on and on…!

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