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This is a guest post written by my buddy Heather from Massachusetts. I thought it would be fun this year to post Monthly Garden Chores from both the West Coast and East Coast. You can see my March garden plans for my Seattle, Washington garden HERE. Aaaaahhh March. Even though it’s just March, it’s March, which kinda Read More >>
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With all of the time we all spend “googling” every thought that pops into our heads, I thought I’d better add Google Me to my watchlist. It’s about a guy, who late one night decides to google his own name. After a list of people pop up, he decides he to create a documentary of Read More >>
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If you are planning on growing tomatoes from seed this year but don’t know where to start, check out my latest article on eHow about picking the right tomato seeds for your garden. Should I Use Heirloom or Hybrid Seeds? Hands down, heirlooms are better! Think about it, back in the day people saved the seeds of their favorite Read More >>
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My hens typically go through a soft molt every spring, which means lots of little feathers floating through the breeze, Forrest Gump style. The first time it happened, back when I was new to the chicken game, I thought something was wrong, like my whole flock had gotten sick. Luckily, I’ve gotten a little wiser Read More >>
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