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Late last week I went to the place where they sell topsoil and bark. Normally I would have placed an order over the phone, but instead, I drove out there so I could make sure I was ordering exactly what I wanted. You know, not that horrible neon orange bark you see in everyone’s yard Read More >>
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I posted this story last Spring but I thought it was worth posting again in case any of you are looking for some free containers for your garden. Yesterday, I went to the Home Depot to pick up a gallon of stain for the garden boxes. As I was waiting for my order to be Read More >>
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Because I was out playing in the garden all day today I whipped up a bowl of this Quinoa Salad with Cranberries, Spinach and Feta for dinner tonight. I don’t know what it is about the combination of these flavors, but I sure do love this salad. Ingredients 2 cups Quinoa 4 cups Chicken stock 4 oz Read More >>
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I just planted a flat of pepper seeds under grow lights this morning. I’m so excited! My goal is to grow enough peppers for canning homemade salsa. This year I am growing Ancho/Pablano Chili Peppers Italian Marconi Golden Peppers Sweet Cherry Blend Brief description: Hot Peppers are typically used to add a little “heat” to a Read More >>
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This year I will be planting a large salad garden and I thought it would be fun to grow my lettuce and other greens in wood pallets to change things up a bit in the backyard. All you really need to do a little pallet gardening is a wood pallet, some good soil, and a Read More >>
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