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I was at a local store the other day and noticed a lady selecting a few pretty crappy looking tomato plants. I wanted to tell her not to buy them, but the sales clerk was standing right there so I didn’t {shame on me!}. In case you are buying your tomato plants this year, Read More >>
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Things are seriously picking up in the greenhouse. In just a matter of a few more weeks I have a feeling the whole place will be filled with pots and we’ll have tomatoes and peppers all over the place. Check out the chives! These babies are getting ready to flower. I planted a bunch more Read More >>
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Mr. Produce Guy had 2 boxes of reclaimed produce waiting for us when we stopped by the local market this week. There was more lettuce than you could imagine along with grapes, pears and corn. Inspector Lucy learned she likes celery. As for the rest of the produce, well, we decided to sit this one Read More >>
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Looking for a quick and easy meal you can put together in a flash and pop in the freezer and forget about it until you need to pull it out for a busy weeknight? This is the one! I like to make this recipe in bulk when I find a good deal on chicken breasts Read More >>
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If you’re trying to come up with a craft project for your kids to make for Teacher Appreciation Day next week, these chalkboard painted pots should do the trick. Not only are chalkboard painted pots easy to make, but your kids will love making them for their favorite teacher as well. Plus, the teacher will Read More >>
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