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I started some spinach seeds last week in the greenhouse gutters and I am anxiously waiting for them to pop through the soil. I thin that’s the hardest part about gardening if you ask me. Waiting. Spinach is pretty easy to grow, and you can grown an incredible amount from just a tiny packet of seeds. I like the Monstrueux Read More >>
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In December I cleared an area in the backyard in hopes on installing some sort of fairy garden this spring {see the pictures here}. Then, the other day I came across Mare’s WoodlandFairyVillage Esty page and started to drool over all the past and present fairy houses she made with her own two hands. One Read More >>
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Girly Girl promised me a 25 pound sack of sugar if I would clean up her garden boxes and get her spring vegetables planted for her. Last year we bartered my garden skills for a 25 pound sack of sugar and a giant case of Costco toilet paper. So last night I went over to see exactly Read More >>
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Books, Books, and More Books from Amazon.com Milk and Cookies: 89 Heirloom Recipes from New York’s Milk & Cookies Bakery Four-Season Harvest: Organic Vegetables form Your Home Garden All Year Long The New Self-Sufficient Gardener Fix-It and Forget-It Big Cookbook: 1400 Best Slow Cooker Recipes The Ultimate Rice Cooker Cookbook The Glorious Pasta of Italy Read More >>
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Tonight, The Girl and I will be watching A Place at the Table. It is by the same people who made Food, Inc. {an AWESOME film!} so I am super excited. The film explores the connection between the availability of healthy food and income. Basically, it shows how lower income children are not getting the Read More >>
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