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Yesterday I brought home 2 espalier trees. I’ve always wanted to plant a few but never really had the right spot. Or so I thought. The sunniest spot in our backyard garden is where we have the 16 raised garden boxes. So later today I plan on digging a few holes and planting these beauties Read More >>
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This morning I went to let the chickens out of the coop and noticed poor Matilda did not make it back in to the coop before curfew. The chickens were locked up just after dark, and none of the chickens were out wandering the chicken run so I’m not sure where Matilda was. As I was Read More >>
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Last year I made my monkeys and their friends rainbow jello for St. Patrick’s Day, and it was a hit. If you have a boatload of jello in your pantry, or just want to make something fun for dessert on St Patrick’s Day, rainbow jello is really easy to make. As long as you have Read More >>
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Growing Farmers (Complete film 2012) from Peconic Land Trust Film on Vimeo. Tonight The Girl and I will be watching a short film called Growing Farmers. It’s about the Peconic Land Trust, an organization founded in the 1980’s to help New England farmers, whose families have owned the land for many, many generations. Basically, it Read More >>
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This morning I planted a flat with White Swan echinacea seeds under grow lights. I don’t know about you, but echinacea, or cone flowers as I like to call them, are one of my favorite perennial flowers to grow. We have 5 {or 6} purple con flower plants right beneath the window box in our front yard Read More >>
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