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17 Things I Want To Do In 2023 – Week 27 of 52 Earn $1,493.04 {Last Year’s Grocery Expenses} Selling Totally Random Things Online Good news! The dried pumpkin stems I listed on Etsy sold for $39.95! How cool is that? I have some small dried gourds I’m going to try and sell next. 🙂 Sold Read More >>
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How to Tell if Cantaloupe is Ripe I’m sure you’ve seen people strolling the produce aisle, thumping, sniffing, and squishing their produce in an attempt to pick the perfect melon. Some of that is nonsense, but there are ways to tell if a cantaloupe is ripe. That’s how you’ll find the sweetest, juiciest melon you’ve Read More >>
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White powdery mildew on squash leaves, are you having that problem this summer? I’ve received a bunch of questions recently from people wanting to know how to get rid of white powdery mildew on squash leaves. So I thought I would go ahead and share this cool trick reader Veronica sent in a while back. Read More >>
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Can Dogs Eat Cherries? My Mother In Law is addicted to the Gold Belly website and keeps sending us care packages. Last week it was peaches from Georgia, this time it was a 5 pound box of cherries from Washington state. I think she thinks since our garden is kaputz this year, she’s worried about Read More >>
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Last week when my Mother In Law sent us some peaches, one of the recipes I made was this simple peach custard pie. The recipe is a long time favorite of ours from the WCC cookbook, Simply In Season. The best part about this custard pie recipe is that you can pretty much use any Read More >>
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