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But will she lay? Review of Keeping Chickens
For the past two years gardening has been my great obsession. I’ve planted fruit trees, vegetables, and flowers, with great hopes for how beautiful and nourishing they’ll be both now and in the years to come. I’ve even taken on beekeeping and have one beehive near my back porch. The only things missing are chickens.
September 18, 2012
