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I plan on having quite a few flower pots on my back patio this year. The only problem is that the patio is shaded. Since most of the flowers I am used to growing love full sun, I am having to get creative about what flowers I choose, and how I plan to grow them. Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Advent Definition: Any coming into being, arrival Used in a sentence: Since the advent of Christianity the position of woman has been elevated. The poor HH. Stick in bed for the 4th day in a row. 🙁 🙁 🙁 It looks like today might be the worst day yet. I feel bad so Read More >>
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Things are looking up this week. According to Chino the Handyman there is only one more day of work left on the remodel. You know what that means right? I get my house back. Wahoooo! I almost feel like I should bake a cake to celebrate or something. I’m not sure what yummy goodness I’ll Read More >>
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There are so cities across the country offering free mulch, free wood chips, and treated bio-solid waste these days, that it almost seems silly to shell out $25 a yard for the stuff. Especially those of us with big gardens. A simple search of your local town {or nearest big city} and the words free mulch Read More >>
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If you are short on space or live in a rental, pallet gardens are a great way to start a little impermanent garden. In today’s post, I’m going to share everything you need to know about pallet gardening. I love that once the roots take hold, you can keep them upright against the fence or Read More >>
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