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About a week and a half ago Helen from Meridian mentioned her Costco store was stocked with landscape fabric. So when I called my store to see if they had it, they told me the landscape fabric hadn’t come in yet, but that was that it was on it’s way. So basically everyday since then Read More >>
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A big THANK YOU to everyone who has sent in their photographs and stories. I hope by sharing other peoples pictures and stories here on One Hundred Dollars a Month we can all have a rock star garden this summer. Keep them coming! Check out this story and the amazing backyard garden photos Robin from Read More >>
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Last week Robin from SoCal mentioned she served loaded baked potato soup for dinner. I couldn’t stop thinking about it. After 3 attempts I finally came up with a recipe I not only LOVE, but my family loves too. This recipe for loaded baked potato soup is perfect for a busy weeknight or any weekend you plan on Read More >>
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Have you ever gotten a great deal on cheese, but had it dry out and harden before you could eat it all? Next time you open a package of cheese, spread a thin layer of butter or margarine on the cut edges of your cheese, it acts as a seal to keep moisture in. {This Read More >>
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Yesterday I picked up some fruit trees at Wilco that were on sale for $14 each. Even if you don’t have a Wilco {they have stores in Washington and Oregon} now is the time to stop by your local nursery. Stores are beginning to get their new stock in for the year, and now is the best time Read More >>
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