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Today is going to be another wet and soggy day here in the Pacific Northwest but here is the view from the back of the main garden. A few years ago we installed 16 raised garden beds and ever since then I just can’t stay out of the dirt. Mr. Gnome Guy #9 is from Read More >>
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We’ve been eating a lot of chicken this week and last night I noticed some leftover mashed potatoes in the refrigerator so I decided to whip up a quick and easy chicken casserole with a mashed potato topping. Holy cats! Next time I’ll make a double batch because this casserole went quick! Links to freezer Read More >>
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Tonight, I am going to watch Fresh. It’s another food documentary that looks at our food production methods. It also shows farmers and businesses that are trying to make changes that would have a positive impact. I don’t know about you, but I can’t get enough of these. It always invigorates my gardening goals. If Read More >>
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If you are thinking about growing asparagus, early spring is the time to do it. I was at my local nursery yesterday and spotted asparagus crowns selling for $1.99 each. They are a little pricey up front, but asparagus season lasts 6- 8 weeks and a well maintained asparagus bed can last up to 20 years. Brief Read More >>
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