Here We Grow

[hellyeahanarchistposters]

‘There is no escape from ecological collapse

So let’s revolt and fix it’

[unseelie]

i am sitting on the couch, i hear tapping on the door behind me, i turn around and see this

what do i do

[unseelie]

he is here….

[narcissus-thee-squeekual]

i still lose it every time i see this post because someone let a fucking goose into their house just because tumblr said to and if that doesn’t perfectly define all of our experiences on this shitty excuse for a website i dont know what does  

[amkrii]

How else would you pet the goose if you did not let him in?

[kedreeva]

I used to let my turkey free range because she was polite and stuck nearby and liked to eat bugs, and one day I went out and I couldn’t find her in my own yard and so, worried that she’s bothering the neighbors, I walk over to their yard through the little woods between us

And there she is

Standing at their back door

Tapping on the glass

And the lady comes to the door, and mind you I’ve never actually met my neighbors yet, and she starts letting Joslin into her house!

So I yell, and burst out of the trees, startling everyone, and start apologizing for my bird bothering them, and the lady looks absolutely baffled

“Your bird?”

Apparently this wasn’t the first time Joslin had done this

Apparently she’d just been over visiting my neighbor for weeks

And my neighbor just dead-ass thought she was hanging out with a wild turkey

She just let an entire wild turkey into her house without question

And my dumb bird apparently would just go in, inspect everything, and then walk out again

I cannot even imagine what this lady was thinking, she just accepted that she’s getting a house inspection from mother nature a few times a week.

I’m not surprised at all someone let a farm goose in. Humans have no sense of self preservation when it comes to things that we might get to pet.

[wegrowga]

Mood

[did-you-know]

When China’s canola fields bloom in March and April, over 3,000 acres of landscape is decorated by a blanket of yellow, with bare hills peeking out through the golden sea of blossoming rapeseed flowers.

(Source)

Photo: oddities123

Photo: Discover China Tours

Photo: China Tour Advisors

Photo: Imgur

Photo: Chan Srithaweeporn

[wegrowga]

How hard do you monoculture?

[farmobileo3]

[misadventured-piteous-overthrows]

Careful though, some of these (mint family I’m looking at you) will take over a garden space. My garden at home is currently overrun with lemon balm… Doesn’t sound so bad but it’s terrible

[lifehacksthatwork]

I wish I had found this out sooner. Thought I just didn’t have very green fingers :)

Thinking about it, this probably applies to other herbs and plants too.

[awwcutepets]

Highly successful honeybee

[george-crowstanza]

Absolutely off the shits

[mens-rights-activia]

“Wildin’ in the pollen”

[princeheathen]

lost in the sauce

[flowerinaflame]

[hallogallo]

Smug face of a free man

[thestrangeforest]

Fungal Spores

[farmobileo3]

Growing from kitchen scraps.

[bugbite7]

It’s funny how we outgrow what we once thought we couldn’t live without, and then we fall in love with what we didn’t even know we wanted. Life keeps leading us on journeys we would never go on if it were up to us. Don’t be afraid. Have faith. Find the lessons. Trust the journey.

[bugbite7]

You should sit in the garden for 20 minutes everyday, unless you are busy. Then you should sit for one hour.

[salamispots]

Vaguely based off of a purple striped jelly

[virtuosoofperversityy]

[eyexunt]

[sophie-abc]

[just-shower-thoughts]

if plants give us oxygen, then aren’t plants really the ones farming us, feeding us their food(oxygen) until we eventually die and are put into the ground, which they then consume.

[mellifexfarm]

secret..,.,,.,

[gaytranswerewolf]

i gasped!!!

[khyann]

Me too!!!