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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 26 of 52 We worked on lot’s of “little projects” in the garden this week. We transplanted zucchini along the fence for the millionth time, pulled weeds and tried to defend our garden from those awful slimy slugs as best we could. We also harvested the last of the Read More >>
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I love hearing from you and one of my favorite things about this blog is all the comments people leave and the sense of community we have. But because there are only 24 hours in a day, I can’t answer every single question that gets asked, or respond to every comment {because I’m either in Read More >>
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Strawberry muffins are on the menu this morning at our house. I love making muffins ahead of time on a Saturday night so we can enjoy a lazy Sunday morning and not have to worry about what to make for breakfast. Once you have tried this recipe for strawberry muffins, you will never try another Read More >>
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Why Does Ornamental Grass Fall Over? Ornamental grasses are a really cost-effective way to add a little oomph to your garden. They are super easy to take care of, and finding some that are indigenous to your area is usually a snap. The only downside is that they occasional fall over. Why, you might ask? Read More >>
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Yesterday morning Lucy the puggle dog walked in to the office with a chocolate truffle wrapped in green foil. I immediately jumped out of my chair and wrestled it out of her mouth and then went to investigate. She had chewed open a sealed shipping box of whiskey truffles I had purchased in an airport Read More >>
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