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A big thank you to Tiphany Myers who just let me a comment on facebook about an awesome growing calendar on the Burpee website. All you have to do is type in your zip code and it will show you what and when to plant for your fall garden. “This was a huge help to me, Read More >>
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Okay peeps, I need your help. This morning I’m off to The Home Depot to pick up a few more bags of my favorite seed starting soil. The seeds I planted about a month ago are now ready to plant outside thus making room for more seed trays under my 2 sets of grow lights. Read More >>
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I spied this marinated zucchini salad recipe online the other day and immediately bookmarked it. I had absolutely no idea eating zucchini raw was an option. But hello… it sure is. In fact, if you slice the zucchini thin enough, you have no idea you are even eating zucchini. This recipe for marinated zucchini salad is fantastic! Read More >>
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While The Girl and I were off on our little adventure, the temps in the Seattle/Tacoma area skyrocketed into the 90’s. Wowza! I’m glad we missed it. I don’t know about you, but I like it around 65 degrees. That way I can wear jeans and a long sleeve shirt. I could never, in a million years, Read More >>
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Right now, I fee like the garden is in a bit of a holding pattern. Each day I walk out to the garden to see if there is anything to harvest, but most days, I just circle around, stare at the vegetables, and then wait. When it comes to gardening, waiting is the hardest part. Read More >>
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