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Last summer we had bumper crop of pears and turned them into pear butter and let me tell you Bob, it was freakin’ delicious! If you’ve never made pear butter you should give it a try. My favorite way to enjoy it is on toast or pancakes. This pear butter recipe is always a hit Read More >>
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Mavis Butterfield on Instagram – Follow me as I try and share a picture a day in 2014. Garden Updates Monthly Garden Chores for September Do You Know What Type of Plants These Are? Mavis Garden Blog – It’s Time to Clean Out the Greenhouse Pruning and Transplanting Strawberry Runners Recipes Blackberry and Toasted Pecan Read More >>
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If you’ve ever grown strawberries, you’ll know that they spread like wildfire! If you let them spread free, they’d take over your garden AND your lawn. They will practically multiply before your eyes. In my latest eHow article, Born to Run – Now’s the Time to Prune and Transplant Those Strawberry Runners, I’m covering how Read More >>
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I’m on a John Hughes kick lately. He seriously puts out what I would call the “classics” of the 80’s and 90’s. This weekend, I am going to watch Uncle Buck. In case you haven’t seen it, it’s about a couple who need someone to watch their kids while they head out of town on Read More >>
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You know that feeling you get towards the end of summer when you’ve tried every recipe you have and even though there are more vegetables to harvest in your garden, you simply have no clue what to do with them? It’s like your brain just shuts off and calls it quits. Well that’s where I’m Read More >>
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