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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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Um hello. Guess who just discovered The Wonder Years are on Netflix? Yep. Kevin, Winnie, Paul. You better believe that it went straight to our watch list for this weekend. I can’t wait to start watching all of these old episodes–I bet that I will have a totally different perspective watching them as an adult. Read More >>
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I always think that I will remember which plant is which, but I can only hold so much information in my brain these days {and that amount is very small, I admit}, so I inevitably forget {usually within hours}. So, for me, marking my plants is absolutely essential. I really liked the organic look of Read More >>
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Have any of you ever tried straw bale gardening? It is the perfect solution for someone who doesn’t have the space and/or time and money to garden traditionally. Instead of building potentially expensive raised beds or tilling up garden space, you just throw a couple of bales of straw {NOT hay, hay will sprout} out Read More >>
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