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A while back I found a Succulent Living Wall Planter online so I snatched one up. Ever since The Girl and I viewed the Desert Life Exhibit at the Gothenburg Botanical Gardens in Sweden last summer, I’ve been wanting to get a succulent garden started. You can buy the whole kit and kaboodle on Amazon for a pretty Read More >>
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The greenhouse is starting to fill up. The HH moved an additional table out to the greenhouse over the weekend and I’ve slowly been bringing out flats of plants I started under grow lights and hardening them off before it’s time to plant them in the ground. The tulips and chives are coming up nicely alongside the Read More >>
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I’m not sure why but I always get a little excited when I see bagged lettuce in the produce “scrap boxes” Mr. Produce Guy sets aside for me each week. Maybe because I know the chances are really high that is only one or two bad leaves in there and that we’ll be eating salad Read More >>
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I’m sure you know by know I am totally in love with my crock pot. I would totally marry it if I could and if I was ever stranded on an island that had electricity {ha!} I would total bring it along. This recipe is will take you a whopping 3 minutes to toss together and let Read More >>
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One thing I’ve learned over the past few years as I’ve whittled my family’s grocery budget down from $800 a month {2008} to $100 a month {since 2010} is that there are specific times of year when groceries, household items and other goods go on sale. Just because a certain fruit or vegetable isn’t in season in Read More >>
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