Many of us know 1st and 2nd Man from the blog, Two Men and a Little Farm.
They wanted to move from the busy city life, to a calm,
more laid back, place like the country.
When a good friend (who was like family) offered to sell her country
home and land to them, (because she wanted to move to Florida to be close to
her son) 1st and 2nd
Man bought the place, and started working to make their laid back, calm life, dream
come true.
If you follow their blog, you’ll notice weekly
inspirational posts relating to gardens and flowers. Ultimately, they have plans for gardens with
beautiful flowers on the farm. They’ve
been working on clearing out old garden beds, old trees, built up bushes and vines,
and leveling out areas to make beautiful flower beds, and green grass, instead
of brown grass.
Recently they purchased bees, and have 2 beehives on
the property. Bee’s need pollen to
survive, and to build their world; I would like to see their beehives
succeed. I’m sending some flowers seeds
to help with their inspirations of planting plenty of flowers to feed their bees.
If you stop by their blog and read their
posts, you can feel the same excitement and happiness I feel when reading the
words they’ve typed.
Gail from At
the Farm, and I wanted to reach out and help 1st and 2nd
Man plant their garden. Gail is working
on a box of live plants to send, and I’m sending seeds I’ve saved from my
garden last year.
How
cool would it be to have Blogger friends volunteer to send a packet of seeds to
help 1st and 2nd Man walk this path toward their dreams?
If you would like to send our friends a packet of
seeds or a box of real plants/flowers, stop by their blog, Two Men and a Little Farm
and tell them Sandy over at Oklahoma Transient sent you, and ask for their
mailing address.
I love these flowers.
ReplyDeleteI have discovered many purple cone flower (eckanasia) babies and some packed to go.
May this idea blossom!
Gail,
DeleteI love them too, and plant them all the time because these flowers attract butterflies, bees, and put a smile on my face.
Echinacea (cone flower) are beautiful flowers and are great for medicinal use for colds and infections.
I truly hope our idea does blossom with other blogger friends.
Oh. My. Gosh. We are humbled and blessed to have such kind friends out there in cyberland. Truly at a loss for words.
ReplyDeleteLove to you all!
1st Man,
DeleteYou've inspired us, and your Blogger friends wanted to inspire you.
Love and hugs to you both.
Sandy
They should plant acres of clover :)
ReplyDeletePP,
DeleteAre you sending your sheep down to TX to graze on that clover??
Love those guys, will get some seeds in the mail to them next week!
ReplyDeleteDFW,
DeleteWe love them too!!! How wonderful, thank you.
They are doing better than I have so far. I'm still "pondering" my garden. Sounds like you will get them "locked on" with their gardening here pretty quick.
ReplyDeleteHarry,
DeleteOnce you figure out if you want a garden, then it's the task of figuring out what you would like to plant. Let us know if you're going to do a garden.....your friends maybe able to help.
I planted some of the sunflowers you sent me throughout my corn patch...so of course I can get some in the mail to them. But i also agree with PP...lots and lots of clover, we have it every where and saw lots of bees today.
ReplyDeleteHope you guys will be drying out soon. hugs and love to you and BDM
JUGM,
DeleteI know they would love to receive some seeds from you. I'm not sure what they're plans are for the large cleared areas. There was mention of a grain/grass. We shall see!!
Not drying out yet. More rain and severe storms heading our way. You can feel coming.
I have tons of live forget me nots! I am packing some for kymber and jam, I will pack some for you guys! I love having flowers from people all over the country! I just got a box of something from Washington state!
ReplyDeleteLongtime Wife,
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful, I know they would love to get some forget me knots. It's really nice to receive flowers, seeds, or surprises from across this country from Blogger friends.
This was so good of you Sandy. Support goes such a long way towards success. I will check out their blog.
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