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Yesterday I spent the afternoon outside cleaning up the plants in and around the greenhouse. I removed all the gutters I had installed in the spring and set them outside. I plan to re-plant the strawberries elsewhere, and then add the soil from the reaming gutters that held basil, peppers and chard to the compost pile. The Read More >>
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Chili is one of my favorite fall recipes to make because it’s so simple and such a warm fall-ish meal. It’s another recipe that’s perfect when life gets crazy around here with fall sports! But sometimes we get a little bored with regular chili, so I’m spicing things up with this recipe. Literally. Ingredients 2 Read More >>
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Have you heard of the whole geocaching craze? It’s basically an outdoor treasure hunt using GPS coordinates. Once you get the coordinates, and your job is to find a container that is hidden at that location. Unless it is a private geocache that you or a friend/family member has created, you don’t take the container, Read More >>
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Can you believe it’s nearly October and the garden is still producing awesome amounts for fruits and vegetables? We had a less than stellar summer here in the Western Washington and I keep thinking we are going to get hit with an early frost or some sort of wickedly bad weather any day now. I Read More >>
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photo credit A big thanks to reader Holli who forwarded this article about how Ex Trader Joe’s President is turning expired food into cheap meals. As you know I feel food waste in America is a HUGE problem, and apparently, so does Ex Trader Joe’s president, Doug Rauch. He is opening a market in Dorchester, Read More >>
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