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Happy Friday everyone! I thought I would give you a mini garden tour today and show you what’s growing {and what’s not} in our 16 raised garden beds. If you are wondering why I’m holding Miss Lucy, it’s because she is not longer allowed in the front yard. Every time she’s out in the front, Read More >>
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Who doesn’t like a tender chicken kabob? If you like chicken, and {somewhat}spicy Thai food, these spicy Thai chicken kobobs are for you. No fancy ingredients, and super simple to make. Is it really time to fire up the grill again? Where does the time go? Ingredients 1 1/2 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch chunks {I Read More >>
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If you are short on space, growing strawberries in hanging baskets might be the way to go. It is super simple, and can produce surprising yields. I whipped up a hanging strawberry basket this morning for the greenhouse and thought I’d show you how I did it. To get started, you need to choose what Read More >>
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Have I ever told you I LOVE getting emails loaded with your garden and chickens photos and stories? Check out the photos {and the story behind them} Nikki from West Virginia recently sent in: Mavis, I love, love, love reading your one hundred dollars a month blog! I am so envious of your free food photos. Here Read More >>
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Last night we had our first harvest from our pallet gardens. It seems the muggy, damp weather did wonders for the lettuce crops and now we are swimming in it. I still have no idea what kind of lettuce this is but it sure tasted good when I made a “big salad” last night for Read More >>
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