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One Hundred Dollar a Month Reader, Terri, sent in a question about dealing with inclement weather when bare root plants need to be dealt with, and since I have totally been in her boat, I thought I’d share the question and answer {and hoped you all could chime in as well}. She wrote, I have Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Virtuoso Definition: A savant, a scholar, one very learned or gifted in an art Used in a sentence: The grace with which he played the piano proved him to be a virtuoso. Happy Wednesday everyone! It was suppose to rain all day yesterday but it didn’t and I ended up getting a lot of Read More >>
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I love when readers send in their canning recipes! The last recipe Susan submitted for Canned Pickled Dill Carrots was a super hit, so I was pretty excited when she submitted another one. This time, she’s using lilacs to make jelly, which is a first for me. I’m so excited to try it out. Here’s Read More >>
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My Friend Jane and her husband Jamey picked up 40,000 bees last week for their Langstroth hives {yes those bees are riding shotgun in their van!!!} and I wanted to share her beekeeping experiences with those of you who might be interested. Jane’s first batch of bee’s died this winter after several months of super Read More >>
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Rock garden markers, well…rock. You can pretty much always find rocks for free, they never blow away in the wind, and they add a lot of color to your garden. Oh, and the best part is that you don’t really have to be very artsy to make them look awesome. You’ll Need: Larger Flat Rocks Read More >>
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