11 hours ago by lizounette

This past Wednesday was the Jewish holiday of Tu B’shevat . This day is a celebrate for the “Birthday of the Trees,” and is the specific day of the year that Jews celebrate and ideally plant trees. This year it occurred in February, but the date varies depending upon the Jewish Calendar. It so happe ...

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14 hours ago by gj

Transplanting tomatoes is easy to do, but there are a few hints that will make it go better. If you are buying your plants, look for ones that have not blossomed yet; the transplanting will be less of a shock to them. notice the roots starting above ground If you have a 4- or 6- pack cell container ...

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2 days ago by Tiffany

Happy Friday! This has been a rather long week for me as I’ve been trying to finally get a cold out of my system — and get Mackenzie over the same cold which was really not a fun one (sore throat, runny nose, congestion, hacking cough). But the weekend is quickly approaching which is always a good t ...

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3 days ago by Rebecca

Despite the totally muddy state of disrepair that the garden is displaying right now and despite the lingering memories of last summer, we are forging ahead with our plans for the garden this year! One of the themed gardens we are planning for this year is New and Unique Vegetabl es. Of courses, thi ...

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4 days ago by giant veggie gardener

You should have a bunch of seed catalogs by now. More come in everyday and brighten my evenings. So far I have Johnny’s, Seed Saver’s Exchange, Tomato Growers, Totally Tomatoes, The Cook’s Garden, John Scheeper’s Kitchen Garden and Baker Heirloom Seeds. Below are my top 4 favorites. I like many othe ...

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5 days ago by jc

While sitting in the morning sunshine with my feet propped up I felt almost like I was at the beach—almost. “It’s good for what ails you.” So I began to dream of what this year’s garden could be like. I keep a garden journal in color pencil of my plans, of what worked—and what didn’t. This year’s “h ...

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6 days ago by Bad Mama Genny

That is most assuredly the face of someone who’s ready to shop. Word to your mother. Some people do spring cleaning. The BMG believes in letting the dust bunnies lie where they may (I practice tolerance, bitches.) and focusing our energies instead on spring shopping. Despite the fact that big box ga ...

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8 days ago by Rachelle

'Little Fingers' carrots passed their germination test. They had a fairly even and good germination in just 11 days. I've read parsnip seed is only good for a year, but did not see the same information for carrots. As the carrot is in the same family and I have a lot of seed from last year, I though ...

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9 days ago by msteiner

I’ve been planning our garden for this year. Yes, I know it should be done already. But you know how projects keep coming up? Well, I’ve had about 4 new projects going since my last post, and no telling how many before that! I’m to the point where I don’t even care if my kitchen table or desk is cle ...

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9 days ago by breaking news blogger

People are now enjoying chimes not just for their homes but as a way of relieving their problems with stress. Individuals may feel that they have found solace for their spirits especially when they hear the sounds and feel the vibrations as the pipes imbibe to them something that soothes their achin ...

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