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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 36 of 52 Even though the weather here in Western Washington has been a little wonky lately {rain one day, sunny skies the next} everything in the garden seems to be growing as it should. Every year about this time the zucchini and cucumbers start to fade out and the Read More >>
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This morning there was an email from Wilco {our local feed store} letting me know they were having a 50% off sale on their cases of fresh, local produce today. So what do you think I did? Hmmm. Yeah, I was there at 9 am when the doors opened. 😉 24 Pounds of Pears $12 Read More >>
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I’m trying to plan ahead for breakfast this year because it always seems like I am running around the house in a temporary panic while I’m trying to get the kids off to school and freaking out because my son has not eaten his breakfast yet. But not this year. I’ve been pre-planning and freezing Read More >>
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When I think tomatoes recipes, my mind automatically thinks SALSA! I love me some good salsa. But there are so many other ways to use tomatoes. And man do I grow tomatoes like crazy. So I need a lot of great tomato recipes to use up my boatload harvest every year. Here are my favorites Read More >>
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Lucy the Puggle Dog and I have been hard at work in the garden today pulling up strawberry runners and sprucing up the pallet gardens in the backyard. So far this year we’ve grown lettuce, beans, strawberries, chard, zucchini, celery and spinach in the pallet garden. Lettuce has done the best. The strawberry runners had Read More >>
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