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We have officially entered zucchini season stage one. So when I read Mama JJ’s post the other day about zucchini relish, I decided I’d give it a try. I like pickled relish so I am assuming I would like zucchini relish too. I could give it away as gifts, I could use it in Read More >>
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First zucchini of the season… This celery is headed for the potato salad I’m making later today. First beans of the season…hopefully in a few days I’ll be canning green beans for the pantry. I’m seriously regretting not labeling my tomatoes. I planted a few green zebra plants and I’m not sure if these are Read More >>
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I have been busy planning my chicken “Meet and Greet” for the past few weeks. I made this lovely (if I do say so myself) 5′ by 6′ sign to hang up on the wall to let everyone know what was on the menu. I sent out a few invitations that simply said.”The hens are Read More >>
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My first cucumber of the season: a double yield pickling cucumber. I picked it and I ate it and it was good. Trying to keep up with the strawberry runners. It’s getting kinda hard to walk around the raised garden bed without tripping. The Hens are all laying now. I collected 4 eggs by 9:30 Read More >>
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This Chicken house was really cute. I have no idea why I didn’t take a picture of the house. She even had a little mail box for her chickens and a few raised garden beds behind the coop. I really liked this setup with a run off to the side of the coop. Ppine shavings Read More >>
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