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I don’t know about you, but I love this time of year. The grass is green, the garden boxes are overflowing with produce and the weather for the most part is pretty stinkin’ awesome. Not too hot and not too cold. Although I haven’t been able to spend as much time in the garden this Read More >>
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It’s rare that I see a recipe and immediately go make it. But I did with this popover recipe, and it was no mistake. In fact, I’ll chalk it up to one of my best decisions ever. My family will too. These bad boys are chewy and buttery and delicious. I totally recommend eating them Read More >>
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While we were in the Portland area last month we stopped by the Pendleton Woolen Mill Store. It’s a great place to find wool fabrics and remnants for rug hooking–and you can find some pretty good deals on blankets and clothing. The Pendleton Woolen Mill Store has a HUGE selection of fabric, remnants, mill ends, Read More >>
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Mavis Butterfield on Instagram – Follow me as I try and share a picture a day in 2014. Garden Updates Mavis Butterfield | Backyard Garden Pictures 5/18/14 Help! There are Slugs in My Pallet Garden Straw Bale Gardening Recipes Hashbrown Waffles Weekly Meal Plan – Menu Plan Ideas Week 19 of 52 Bacon Wrapped Corn Read More >>
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Do you use beneficial insects in your garden? Well you should! 😉 I explore this topic in my latest eHow article Playing With Bugs: Why All the Cool People Are Doing It. I know talking about bugs gives most people the heebie-jeebies, but if you’re like me and don’t like coating your vegetable plants with a Read More >>
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