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This morning I went out to the garden to check on the Green Arrow shelling peas. Even though I planted the shelling peas and the sugar snap peas at the same time, this year for whatever reason, it seems like the shelling peas are taking there own sweet time to develop. Which is a totally Read More >>
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Each week, The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird and I head to our local market to collect boxes of discarded produce. All of the produce you see above was sitting on the grocers shelf less than an hour or two before we came to pick it up. The produce we bring home has either Read More >>
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The zucchini has just started to come on strong, and this year, I’m hoping to be able to find a few more recipes so I can incorporate the over abundance of squash that will be coming our way. I already have a super moist zucchini bread recipe that I love, and chocolate zucchini waffle recipe Read More >>
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This morning I started the process of planning out my fall vegetable garden. Normally I wouldn’t be so gung- ho about fall planting, but since I’m trying to grow 2,000 pounds of vegetables this year, I figured I needed to get my act together pretty quick. Even if it is only mid-July. In addition to Read More >>
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This past week was a wee bit busy. I spent my time gardening, catching up with friends, painting, taking photographs and passing out carrots to random people. Oh, and then there was the whole CNN thing. When you’re trying to feed your family for $100 a month, you just never know what’s going to happen. Read More >>
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