Join Mavis Butterfield for vegetable gardening and canning tips, easy recipes, and saving money strategies (Rug hooking, too!). Simple living at its best!
Check out this recent email I received from a reader in Connecticut: Hi Mavis, I wanted to join in on the gardening feature because I’m an avid gardener that got on the organic, sustainability, gardening bandwagon years ago. Here’s a little about my garden adventures. I live in suburban CT, zone 6b, and grow as much as Read More >>
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I picked up a few cans of chickpeas last week at QFC and thought I would make a chickpea salad for lunch today. I used some of the homegrown mesclun greens I planted a few weeks ago. I sure miss having salads to eat all the time, but hopefully we will be able to get Read More >>
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Whoa, am I glad it’s Friday! Tonight the Girl and I will be watching The Garden. It’s a film from 2008 {how have I not heard of this before now?} that chronicles the power struggle between low-income families and land developers over a community garden in South Central Los Angeles. When I watched the preview, Read More >>
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Are you ready to start your garden but you’re not sure when you should plant your seeds or set out your transplants? Click on the region you live in below and you’ll be taken you to a handy dandy chart that is broken down into what vegetables should be planted {or transplanted} each month. Anyone Read More >>
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Hang on to those bread tabs people. The next time you use a roll of tape, stick one of those babies on the end of the roll when you are finished and the next time you go to use tape, you won’t have to stand there for 5 minutes trying to get your roll of Read More >>
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