Bee flowers
Our northeast field had a twenty-five by 300 feet berm, one to two feet high,
that prevented the acequia water from irrigating it. JPR Decorative
Gravel sent over some big equipment and dedicated employees to clear out
the stretch, making it level with the rest of the field. In effect, they made
available to us 750 ft. sq. of irrigable land. Afterwards a dedicated
parishioner, Blas Muñoz, brought in his Bobcat and cleaned up the edges. In
Spring 2020 we seeded it with wildflowers fit for bees. As the years advance
our little strip of flowers will become fuller offering more and more nectar.
John Campbell, a neigbor, working away at the berm. You can see one of the
signature JPR pink trucks as the company is owned by three ladies, all sisters.
Flowers
Our northeast field had a twenty-five by
300 feet berm, one to two feet high, that
prevented the acequia water from
irrigating it. JPR Decorative Gravel
sent over some big equipment and
dedicated employees to clear out the
stretch, making it level with the rest of the
field. In effect, they made available to us
750 ft. sq. of irrigable land. Afterwards a
dedicated parishioner, Blas Muñoz, brought in
his Bobcat and cleaned up the edges. In Spring
2020 we seeded it with wildflowers fit for
bees. As the years advance our little strip
of flowers will become fuller offering more
and more nectar.
John Campbell, a neigbor, working away
at the berm. You can see one of the
signature JPR pink trucks as the company
is owned by three ladies, all sisters.
