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It never fails, we get one really nice sunny day up here in Washington and before you know it I’m rushing outside to transplant seedlings. And this time of year, it’s a total crapshoot. If we get another cold snap, all the seedlings will die a horrible death. But, if the weather stays decent, I’ll Read More >>
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Happy Wednesday everyone! Yesterday Puggle love and I spent the afternoon in the garden transplanting a few starts and pulling weeds. Sunshine is in the forecast again today so you can bet I’m headed outside as soon as the sun comes up. Have a great day everyone. 🙂 ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of Read More >>
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Terra Cotta pots are awesome. They are super porous, so over-watering is pretty tough to do, and they are a great natural option for housing all of your plants. Because they are made of clay, caring for Terra Cotta is important if you want the pots to last growing season after growing season. First, it’s Read More >>
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If you have followed my blog for any length of time, you know that I love to peruse through NPR articles. Early this morning {you know, when most normal people are actually sleeping?}, I came across a new article about being overwhelmed by not having enough hours in the day. The article was all about Read More >>
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DIY Milk Jug Greenhouse – Winter Sowing Winter Sowing – have you heard of it? Basically, for those in colder climates, it’s magic says my friend Heather from Massachusetts. Here’s what she had to say about the winter sowing and the milk jug greenhouses she made: It works like this: around January through March it’s Read More >>
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