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Wow! Check out this gorgeous chicken coop and story reader Valerie from Laramie, Wyoming sent in: “I started following your blog after my hairstylist recommended it to me when I told her that I was the new owner of ten chickens. My husband and I have been throwing the idea around of getting some chickens Read More >>
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If there is one thing I’ve learned over the years it’s some herbs grow better in container gardens than others. This year I started thyme from seed and take a look at it now. I’ll be harvesting it pretty soon to dehydrate to use later this winter in soups and savory dishes. I’m not sure Read More >>
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Looking for a quick and scrumptious recipe for all those green beans you’ll be harvesting out of you garden any day now? This recipe for green beans with lemon and herbs is about as easy as it gets. Ingredients 1 pound fresh green Beans, trimmed and blanched 2 green onions, chopped 1 tablespoon olive oil Read More >>
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Over the weekend I had the opportunity to go to the San Francisco San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers and check out their butterfly garden. It. Was.Amazing. It almost makes me want to move to the tropics and build my own butterfly house. I don’t know the names of the butterflies we saw, but isn’t nature amazing? Read More >>
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It still blows my mind that all of this food I collect every week for my chickens and my family would otherwise be headed for the dumpster. We’ve been picking up free “scraps” from Mr. Produce Guy for over a year now and week after week I am shocked at what’s headed for the trash. Read More >>
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