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Next year, I would like to keep my out of pocket gardening expenses as low as possible. My goal is to spend about half the amount I did this year {about $550}, on garden supplies like seeds, soil and tools. One of the ways I am plan to achieve my goal, is to save as Read More >>
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A few days ago I decided it was finally time to get serious about picking and clearing out our heirloom tomato beds. Each raised garden bed contained about 8 tomato plants, so there was a pretty significant amount of tomatoes to harvest. After pulling up the plants and sorting the tomatoes into piles {green tomatoes Read More >>
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Before I left for my trip to Atlanta, I made a batch of my friend Jane’s Baked Oatmeal so the HH and kids could warm it up for a hot breakfast while I was gone. Normally this is something I like to serve on Sunday mornings, but I wanted to leave behind a refrigerator full of Read More >>
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I picked our very first acorn squash from the garden last week, it weighed in at around 1 1/2 pounds. Because I’m fairly new to cooking squash, I decided to go all out and use a whopping 4 ingredients to prepare it. Sometimes the best recipes, are the ones with the fewest ingredients, and this Read More >>
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Today I wanted to share two photos from One Hundred Dollar A Month readers. Lissa liked how I was getting free “chicken scraps” and decided to ask her local grocers for the extra produce scraps. Here’s what Lissa had to say about some reclaimed produce she was able to collect recently. “I found one small Read More >>
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The other day I went out to the garden and snapped a few photos of our pumpkin patch. I’ve grown pumpkins before, but never this many. I’ve been really surprised lately at all the sugar pie pumpkins there are, and I’m going to have to figure out a way to use all the pumpkin puree once Read More >>
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Right now Zulily has some super cute pea coats in a bunch of different colors and styles starting at just $22.99. These coats will sell out quickly, so if you’d like them, I’d grab one quick. *Use code ZULILYGA04 and you’ll save an additional $5.00 off a $50 order at checkout. These boots are starting to sell out in a Read More >>
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