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One of the questions I get asked all the time is Mavis, what is your favorite gardening book? So today I thought I offer a giveaway for 3 copies of my all time favorite gardening book: The Gardener’s A-Z Guide to Growing Organic Foodby Tanya L.K. Denckla. I was given this book a few years Read More >>
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Check out these photos Melinda from Portland sent in of the garden she grew last summer. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE sharing all your pictures. Seeing is believing and anyone can do this. If you have pictures to share {and want to earn a $20 Amazon gift card see how to submit your photos below} Here Read More >>
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Apparently everyone and their brother bought fruits and vegetables for Super Bowl party platters over the weekend because there were only 2 boxes of “chicken scraps” this week. However, I was pretty hopeful when I saw the 2 reclaimed produce boxes. Once I started going though the fruits and vegetables though, I noticed the lettuce was all Read More >>
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Chicken pot pies are on the dinner menu tonight. If you’ve never made a homemade chicken pot pie from scratch before, not only are they super easy to make, but they taste 10 million and 1 times better than those frozen ones you can find in the frozen food section of local grocery store. Here Read More >>
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If the only place you keep hydrogen peroxide is your first aid kit, you may want to check out these cool and thrifty uses: Clean sponges. Soak sponges for 15 minutes in an equal parts mixture of hydrogen peroxide and warm water to eliminate stinky odors and sanitize. Rinse thoroughly after soaking. Clean wood cutting Read More >>
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