The Coeur d'Alene Coop

Raising Chickens and Urban Gardening

The Countdown to Spring

The Countdown to Spring

Here’s to Sunshine and Longer Days! Spring arrives in 10 days, but we’re already plenty busy with spring work at…
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Glass Gem Corn, So Worth the Wait!

Glass Gem Corn, So Worth the Wait!

Nature’s Art: Glass Gem Corn Have you ever seen such a beautiful piece of art?  I was amazed by this…
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A Dust of Snow in the Winter Garden

A Dust of Snow in the Winter Garden

Dust of Snow   The way a crow Shook down on me The dust of snow From a hemlock tree…
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Roasting Tomatoes, Grilling and Freezing Too!

Roasting Tomatoes, Grilling and Freezing Too!

Mamma Mia! We have an abundance of paste-type tomatoes at the Second Street Chicken Ranch. Thankfully, there are several easy…
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Harvesting Garlic

Harvesting Garlic

Harvesting Garlic at the Chicken Ranch This week the garden took on the faint aroma of an Italian kitchen with…
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Egg Refrigeration Not Always Required

Egg Refrigeration Not Always Required

When you think about it, it’s a pretty amazing that a hen in her laying prime produces an egg every…
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Yay! Welcome the first cherry tomatoes of the season: Raspberry Burst. I'm growing three plants and all are loaded with friut. Compact plants (about 24 inches tall) have round pinkish fruit with faint stripes and bits of anthocyanin blue coloring. These are unique with a flavor that's a little sweet, a little tangy. Summer yummies!#thecoeurdalenecoop #firsttomato #raspberryburst #organictomatoes #homegrowntomatoes ... See MoreSee Less

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