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Have you ever wanted to go foraging for food but didn’t know where to start? Now, there is a map that shows you all of the places around the world that you can score free food. NPR featured an article recently that told about how two committed foragers created a map of the world that Read More >>
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Just before watering the plants in the greenhouse this morning I snapped a few pictures so I could show you what’s growing. Last year I had a lot more tomato and pepper plants in the greenhouse around this time, but it was nuts. I packed way to many plants in there and could barely move Read More >>
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This year I’m on a mission to grow 4,000 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables in my suburban backyard. In 2012 I was able to grow 2,028 pounds, and in 2013 I’m going double or nothing. I have absolutely no idea if I’ll be able to achieve my goal. But, as with any adventure, half the fun is getting there. ~Mavis ******* Did Read More >>
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Last night I made a sweet cherry cobbler for dessert using some of those free cherries I picked up from Mr. Produce Guy the other day and it turned out delicious. This sweet cherry cobbler was so good, next time I think I’ll serve it for dinner. Ha! Here is the recipe, I hope you Read More >>
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Wow! Check out this uber cute cinder block garden Lindsey from Texas sent in. This is Cindy’s second year using cinder blocks for her raised beds and she absolutely loves them. Here is what she had to say about her garden: Our cinder block raised beds hold potatoes, green beans, strawberries, tomatoes, cilantro, hot and Read More >>
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