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Last night as I was doing a little trimming in the garden I accidentally snipped a big, fat, juicy vine that held 6 green pumpkins on it. Boy was I mad at myself. The pumpkin was a Howden pumpkin which tend to grow in the 20 -25 pound range at their peak. The orange pumpkin you see on Read More >>
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Even though the mornings are starting off a wee bit cooler lately, our backyard garden is still chugging along like the Little Engine that Could. The pink geraniums are hanging in there, and the ornamental cabbage and pansies are thriving. Call me crazy but I think I’ll try growing cucumbers in the greenhouse this winter. I’m Read More >>
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This week you can expect to find 2 coupon inserts in the Sunday paper. 1 Red Plum 1 Smart Source Go HERE to view the entire list of coupons that will be available in this Sunday’s paper. Don’t get the Sunday paper? Check this site for great deals for newspapers in your area. In many areas you Read More >>
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Earlier this morning I stuck about 40+ pounds of zucchini on my porch. After shredding 28+ pounds of the stuff yesterday, I had had it. So I sent Girly Girl a text {I was desperate}. Mavis – Boatload of zucchini on my porch. You want it? Girly Girl – What do you want? Mavis – Read More >>
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Last night I fired up the crock pot and made a batch of homemade pizza sauce while everyone was sleeping. When we woke up this morning the house smelled like a pizza parlor. It was awesome. Our heirloom tomatoes are trickling in at a rate of 5-10 pounds every few days or so. And while Read More >>
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