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Yesterday, it rained all day long {again}. So, I decided to stay indoors and work on re-potting the cabbage, and thinning a few trays of seedlings. I must admit I totally love the little Jiffy peat pods. They make starting seedlings indoors simple. Once the seedlings grow true leaves, I re-pot them to larger containers. Read More >>
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Are you stressing yourself out about what to feed your little leprechauns for breakfast on St. Patrick’s Day? Don’t fret another minute. Rainbow Waffles are here to save the day! Step #1 Fill 6 squeeze bottles with about 1/2 cup {or more} waffle batter. Add food coloring and shake. Step #2 Fill your waffle maker Read More >>
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Yesterday in between snow flurries, sun, hail, snow, and more sun, I was able to use a few left over strawberry plants to create a wood pallet garden. I first spotted this great idea at the Seattle Flower & Garden Show in February. I asked the Handsome Husband if he could find me a couple Read More >>
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Between helping the HH install the new kitchen faucet and folding laundry last night, I made a delicious potato soup for dinner. I used the leftover potatoes from the night before. This recipe turned out so good in fact, I felt I had to share this {simple} recipe with you. FYI: I think I could Read More >>
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If you don’t have a raspberry patch of your own, or you simply want to add new canes to your existing patch, here’s a great how to guide on raspberries. If you decide to buy them in bulk as I did, they will look like this. Basically a bunch of roots. You can place an Read More >>
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