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Yesterday I woke up at 2 am. Crazy, I know, but I had to pick Hulda up at 6:30 so we could catch the 7:20 ferry to Seattle for our segment on New Day Northwest and there was a lot to get done before we left. So when I got home around 2pm, it was Read More >>
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Happy Thursday everyone. Yesterday morning my neighbor Hulda and I were on New Day Northwest and we made a hanging basket. You can checkout the video HERE in case you missed it and get the tutorial HERE. It’s been a crazy week, and I think things are just going to get even crazier as graduation Read More >>
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Have you started harvesting rhubarb yet this season? Well if you have a couple of extra stalks of rhubarb {well, okay, 4 to be exact} you’ll want to gather up some strawberries too and make this strawberry rhubarb crisp. I brought one of these to a pot luck dessert last year and it was gone Read More >>
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I love the idea of using natural gardening methods to deter pests. One, because I am too cheap to pay for expensive chemicals, and two, because I don’t want chemicals on my food anyway. The thing that you have to remember with organic gardening is that it kind of takes a little more patience and Read More >>
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One of my favorite things about living in the Pacific Northwest is the moss. Weird, I know. So when I was asked to do a Mother’s Day segment on New Day Northwest I was reminded of a moss lined hanging basket I saw earlier this year at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show. The vendor Read More >>
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