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After bringing home all those tomatoes the other day I knew the very first thing I’d make would be bruschetta. If you have never made bruschetta before, give it a try. Not only is it fast and easy to make, but bruschetta is a major crowd pleaser as well. The ingredients are simple. A french Read More >>
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My goal for the weekend was to clear a 20′ x 20′ section of land towards the back of our property. In anticipation of the land being cleared by late Sunday afternoon, I went ahead and had the HH pick up a truckload of garden soil on Saturday afternoon as I knew the dirt “store” Read More >>
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About mid-week I made my way over to Watson’s Greenhouse for some gardening inspiration. I’ve decided to make/buy a trellis or two this year and wanted to scope out what they had in stock as well as the designs available. I especially liked this arch you see above. Don’t you think it would look cool Read More >>
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Yesterday I spent most of the day in the backyard. I’ve decided if I’m going to grow 2,000 lbs of veggies this summer, I’m going to need more room. Since the Handsome Husband won’t allow me grow a sprawling vegetable garden in the front yard, this means I have to clear land on the back Read More >>
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