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How to Plant, Grow and Care for Wisteria – I don’t know about you, but I could grow wisteria over just about everything. It’s like outdoor crepe paper, only prettier. I have it growing over the top of my arbor on my garden gate. I love it. It makes me want a porch swing and Read More >>
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Holy cannoli’s people. The pollen is EVERYWHERE. The greenhouse, on top of the cars, the front porch, I can’t even spend 10 minutes outside without getting it all over my black shirt. Sheesh. It’s a good thing I’m not allergic to the stuff or else I’d have to lock myself in the house for the Read More >>
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Happy Tuesday. Yesterday Lucy and I spotted about a dozen or so tulips in bloom. I don’t know about you, but I love this time of year. There is so much to see and smell. 🙂 Are the tulips blooming at your house? ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – Up to 65% Read More >>
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This past weekend The Girl and I decided to take a quick road trip to Portland, Oregon. One of the places we decided stop in and check out along the way was Bob’s Red Mill Whole Grain Store. The store features pretty much EVERY Bob’s Red Mill product–even the hard to find ones. It doesn’t Read More >>
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After growing potatoes in the same location for several years, last year a couple of my potatoes had potato scab. It’s a good thing I decided to rotate the crops this year or I’d probably end up with a whole bunch of them this time around. In case you don’t know, potato scab is basically a bacteria Read More >>
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