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Back in March I put together 3 potato towers {How to Build a Potato Tower} and with all the rain we’ve been having lately, the potato towers have really taken off. Potato tower # 2 in the center seems to be doing the best. Potato Tower #1 – I covered the potatoes with 6 inches of Read More >>
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Only 3 more days until I’ll be hanging with my gnomies at the Mother Earth News Fair in Puyallup, WA from 9 am to 5 pm on Saturday June 1st. Is it on your calendar yet? It should be. And not just because you get to meet me and my online boyfriend Ryan from Botanical Read More >>
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If you have a bunch of fresh spinach in your garden and you are looking for an awesome recipe, this spinach and white bean soup is mighty tasty. I whipped this up the other night and served it with Irish soda bread and got rave reviews. Here is the recipe. I hope you like it, Read More >>
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Are you growing pumpkins this year? I’m hoping for a bumper crop to help towards my goal of growing 2 tons of fruits and vegetables in my backyard. The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird loves to grow them for her friends and I love to grow pumpkins for decorating the front porch with. Pumpkins are super Read More >>
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It’s spring cleaning time, and depending on how deep you want to dig, you may have enough for a garage/yard sale. Garage sales are a great way to clear out your unwanted items, and with a little planning, they can bring in some extra ‘seed money’. Here’s a few tips to ensure that your yard Read More >>
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