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Earlier in the week I purchased 50 pounds of peaches at my local grocery store for $.79 a lb. I canned a dozen jars of peaches the other day, but I still have a counter top full of them, so I decided to go ahead and whip up a couple of batches of peach jam this Read More >>
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Welcome CNN viewers! I’m so glad you’re here. I think. I mean unless you’re a stalker. Than that’s totally not cool. In case you’re wondering who the heck I am, here are a few quick links to my latest adventures. Gardening Growing food is the coolest hobby on the planet. Want to know the best Read More >>
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I’m pretty sure my family is not going to be able to eat 2,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables this summer. So I’ve decided that each week, as my crops ripen, I’ll give some of it away. For free. I hope you enjoy the video. ♥ Mavis
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Last week I made a raspberry buckle, and the Handsome Husband was talking about it for days. Seriously. It was kind of weird actually. He never goes on and on about anything. Unless it’s some dumb video game or he’s complaining that we don’t have any Doritos in the house. So this week, I decided Read More >>
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There is so much going on in the garden lately, I don’t even know where to begin. For the past week or so the weather in the Pacific Northwest has been in the mid 70’s, which is of course the perfect weather for growing vegetables. With exception to the 120 heirloom tomato plants I’m trying Read More >>
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