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Gardening season is really starting to pick up here in New England. The grass is green again, the Robin’s have built their nests and are sitting on their eggs, we are getting daily visits from turkeys and the cherry blossoms are on the verge of bursting open. Yesterday I found a bunch of sedum in Read More >>
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We headed to Market Basket early in the week to buy groceries. We thought we were being super clever by sitting down in their little cafe area and having something for lunch before we did our shopping…. But you know, I think we went home with just as many snack items as if we hadn’t Read More >>
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My 22 Goals for 2019 Goal #1 — Spend More Time Doing What I Love Playing with Miss Lucy, a little gardening, an art class and no smoked meat. It was a good week! 🙂 Goal #2 — Garden, Garden, Garden Yesterday we had 10 yards of mulch delivered so getting out of bed this Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Set up Vegetable Stand {Eggs and Pussy Willow Stems} Return Books to Library Wait for Nursery Delivery Devise Plan to Keep Turkeys Out of Garden Work on Whale Rug Take Lucy to the Vet for Her Injection {She Has Addison’s Disease} Make Big Salads for Dinner Go to Read More >>
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If you are an avid gardener and have been for some time, chances are that you’ve encountered white mold. White mold is a beast, and to put it bluntly, it makes me crazy. It’s a fungal disease that can leech onto almost 400 different plants in your garden: cabbage, lettuce, peas, beans, tomatoes. Few plants Read More >>
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