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A few days ago I transplanted some of my cabbage plants to the small garden plot along side our greenhouse. I must admit, I am not the biggest cabbage fan in the world buy my husband loves it, so that’s why I plant it. Well, and because it looks pretty darn cool in the garden too. 😉 Read More >>
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Now that it’s finally starting to look like spring around here {bulbs are blooming and buds on all the trees are beginning to pop like crazy} I thought I would start posting a few pictures of what my backyard garden looks like every week again like I did last year. Over the winter I reduced Read More >>
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Why have I never thought to use smashed up bananas in my granola before? Well add this to the list of things you can make from all those spotted bananas that somehow creep onto our countertops. 🙂 I mean I LOVE me some granola, so it was no surprise that I loved this {adapted} recipe Read More >>
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Happy Sunday everyone, how is your weekend going so far? Yesterday I spent the day sitting on cold bleachers for a few hours. Ahhh, spring sports, don’t you love them? 😉 Today it’s suppose to be super wet up here in Western Washington so I’m not sure what I’m going to do yet, but staying Read More >>
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My friend Heather from Massachusetts is super crafty and recently put together this chicken tractor for her four hens. I thought it was pretty neat so I asked her to share how she built it. Here’s what she had to say: Usually the chickens do a bang-up job with pest control. We saw a huge Read More >>
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