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Yesterday I planted my first seeds in the raised garden boxes! Turnip, beet, radish and carrot seeds all made it in. While these raised garden boxes will be mostly used for growing tomatoes and peppers, I wanted to maximize the space so I put two rows of root vegetables down the middle of each box. Read More >>
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Yesterday The HH and I installed a boxwood border along the new stepping stone path and it turned out so nice! Previously in this area there were 3 very sad looking hydrangeas that were drowning in an 18” mound of mulch. So we dug up the hydrangeas, removed all the old mulch, leveled the area Read More >>
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Get Back To The Basics + Learning to Unplug Hello friends! I had another fantastic week in the staying offline department last week. I suspect it was because the landscapers were here which is kind of like waking up to a live tv show in your very own driveway each morning. Today the hydroseed peeps Read More >>
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Costco Shopping Trip $63.48 Well, it appears we are back on the salad train. 😉 And that’s a good thing if you ask me. For the first time in a long time the Mediterranean Crunch salads that we like so much looked great so we grabbed a few while we were at Costco a few Read More >>
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Mostly these days it’s my husband who does the grocery shopping. I make the list, he gets the things, he comes home and I put everything away. If it were up to me I’d buy enough groceries for an entire year and be done with it. But he has a burning desire to leave the Read More >>
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