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Happy Friday everyone!! I don’t know about you, but I am looking forward to the weekend. I’ve got a project list about a mile long and rain or shine, I’m going to tackle it. Be sure and check out all the deals today, especially if you need some plants, there’s an awesome deal! 🙂 ♥ Read More >>
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Looking for a few good recipes for St. Patrick’s Day? Here are a few of my favorites: Guinness Beef Stew Irish Soda Bread Guinness Black and Tan Brownies How to Make Rainbow Cupcakes Rainbow Waffles Rainbow Jello Do YOU make anything special for St. Patrick’s Day? ~Mavis
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March Edible Plant Sale The Seattle Tilth’s March Edible Plant Sale is right around the corner and I’m getting totally excited about. It’s one sale this gardener will never miss! If you’ve never been, I recommend putting it on your calendar if you’re local. You can stock-up on organic and locally grown edible plant starts perfect for Read More >>
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I found this kind of a cool article on treehugger awhile back about the health benefits of knitting. Yep, you read that right: Â health benefits of knitting. Â I know it sounds crazy to knit, but stick with me. Â At first, I was kind of thinking it felt pretty pointless because you can pretty much buy Read More >>
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Yesterday I transplanted my first batch of lettuce seedlings to my wood pallet garden. I put the pallet garden together last year using 6 brand new pallets from a local wood company and I was so thrilled with the results, that I’m doing it all over again this year. Not only are pallet gardens cool, Read More >>
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