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Tonight The Girl and I are watching The Real Dirt on Farmer John. It’s a PBS documentary about a man, who after years of struggle {it appears both internal and external}, is able to rally and evolve from traditional farming into a thriving Organic CSA Food Co-Op farmer {sheesh, that’s a mouthful}. Farmer John is Read More >>
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I don’t know about you, but I LOVE thrift stores. Even on a day I don’t find any treasures to take home, I am always amazed at the huge range of items. They are an AWESOME way to save a lot of cash and get completely unique items. Plus, there’s always tons of gardening stuff Read More >>
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Practically ever garden center has had artichoke seedlings out for a few weeks now. So yesterday I decided it was finally time to get my artichoke bed planted. I went ahead and took the seedlings out of the greenhouse and set them along side the glass panes for a few days just to be sure Read More >>
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Lucy the puggle dog is settling in to her role as garden assistant. She loves to play outside while I’m working in the garden. As soon as I open the garden gate Lucy makes a run for it to say hello to the chickens. They haven’t exactly warmed up to her yet but that doesn’t stop Lucy. Read More >>
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A big thank you to my friend Zoë who recommended I use her grandmother’s egg custard recipe to use up a bunch of our fresh eggs. I don’t know about you, but I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE using old recipes. Strawberry Pudding Cake and the Hummingbird Cake are some of the best recipes I know. (But Read More >>
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