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If you’ve ever wanted to know how to transplant strawberry runners, this is the post for you! Now that I am basically starting from ground zero on my garden, I am being super diligent about getting the most out of everything I’ve planted. The strawberries that I planted this spring are starting to send off Read More >>
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10 Tips and Tricks for Planting a Fall Garden — In just a few weeks, summer will be winding down, but it doesn’t mean gardening season has to. Fall is the perfect time to plant cooler weather crops again before winter sets in, or to over-winter certain crops for an early spring harvest. I always Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Savants Definition: Scholars, learned persons Used in a sentence: The savants of science met to discuss the vital topics of the day. Have you hugged your human today? Be sure and give them a smooch and tell them how much you LOVE them. Life is too short not to. Have a wonderful day, ♥ Lucy Amazon Gold Read More >>
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If you are headed to a potluck and need a new idea, the creamed peas and potatoes dish is a crowd please ALL DAY LONG. That is if you can stop eating it long enough to put it in a serving dish. 😉 3 Breakfast Ideas Almond Joy Granola Recipe – Sprinkle this stuff over Read More >>
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This morning I went out to trim the zucchini plants growing on the left side of the garden box. Getting around to the back of the raised beds to water my tomato plants has a little tricky lately since the winter squash are growing right behind the tomato plants. So much for trimming a few Read More >>
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