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10 months from now if I ask you if I should spread straw all over my whole freakin’ garden, please tell me no. Because yesterday I spent half the day cleaning up our 16 raised garden beds. Of course there wouldn’t have been so much work to do had I not spread straw all over the garden Read More >>
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If you are a local, and are interested in ordering some spring chicks this year, you’ll want to give my friend Lisa over at the Garden Sphere in Tacoma a call. Garden Sphere GUARANTEES their chicks to be hens and they even offer classes for first time chicken owners. Will YOU be getting chicks this year? If Read More >>
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A few days ago my friend Mama JJ posted a recipe for cranberry crumble bars that made my eyes grow big. I decided right then and there to make a batch. But when I went to freezer, I realized I had used all our frozen cranberries over the holidays. So I improvised. Armed with her recipe Read More >>
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If you ever find yourself in Laguna Beach, California you should make a trip to Laguna Nursery. It’s about a mile and a half from Main Beach and oh boy is it an eclectic oasis of garden goodness. The Girl and I stopped by the store while we were on our mini Christmas vacation and spotted Read More >>
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When we had the greenhouse installed last spring, I originally thought I would be growing food year round in it. But growing 2,000 pounds of vegetables can be exhausting, and by the end of the season I found myself needing a break. So I threw in the towel, cleared almost everything out of the greenhouse, closed the doors, and didn’t look back. Until Read More >>
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