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Bob and Sherle have one of the most amazing gardens on the planet. Last year Sherle sent in photos of their garden {see them HERE} and shared pictures of her husband standing next to their tomato plants that were over 10 feet tall. Wowza! Well we are all in for a treat because Sherle just Read More >>
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How to Save Tomato Seeds — Do you save your seeds from year to year? There are definitely lots of advantages to saving them. One, it’s cost effective {read: free}. Two, it allows you to save seeds that are already adapted to your individual climate, soil conditions, etc. And three, it’s the ultimate in self-reliance. Read More >>
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She’s back! Lucy the Trouble Puggle is back to her shenanigans. 🙂 🙂 🙂 She ate breakfast, lunch and dinner yesterday and is running around like a total nut again getting into trouble. I LOVE this dog!!! Hopefully she learned her lesson and won’t be eating dead animals from the woods again. Sheesh! Have a great Thursday Read More >>
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The Girl and I love the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding. So much! We re-watched it the other day and it totally got me in the mood for some Greek food. I had some kalamata olives in the fridge, so I decided to put them too good use and Greek it up for lunch. Read More >>
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I’m kind of sad to see summer going by so fast. It is bittersweet–most of the summer crops will be ready to be harvested this month and next, and it’s time to start thinking about a fall garden. Seeds I’m Starting Indoors this Month No seeds indoors this month, I’ll just be transplanting what I Read More >>
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