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Oh dear. I really need to find something better to do with my time besides gardening and baking. Holy cheese and chocolate these are good. This was my first time making cheesecake brownies, and it won’t be my last. I just hope there will be some left for dessert by the time the Handsome Husband Read More >>
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How is your day going so far? Pretty good? I’ve been out in the garden all morning pulling weeds and for the most part staying out of trouble. I snapped a few pictures on my phone today that I thought you might enjoy. The first picture is of my greenhouse. Later today I plan on Read More >>
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Holy Garden Crack! Do you know they are fining people for having a garden in their FRONT yard? What do you think? Live dangerously, plant a garden! The Edible Front Yard: The Mow-Less, Grow-More Plan for a Beautiful, Bountiful Garden~ Amazon
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This year my goal is to grow 2,000 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables. I think I can do it. With 16 raised garden beds, a greenhouse, a raspberry patch and a few more planting beds sprinkled throughout our property, I believe growing 2,000 pounds of food is an attainable goal. Even if I do Read More >>
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If you are in the Seattle/Tacoma area and own chickens or have been thinking about raising chickens in your backyard, you’ll want to cough up $5 to take a tour of local chicken abodes this weekend. I went on the Urban Coop Tour last year and came home with a bunch of ideas for the Read More >>
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