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Yesterday the puggle princess and I planted kale in the stock tanks and in one of the planters on the back patio. Just a few days ago the containers had tomatoes growing in them. I don’t know what the weather is like in your neck of the woods, but things are really starting to cool down Read More >>
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Radishes are the perfect cool weather filler crop. You can pack them in super tight, you get a harvest really, really quickly, and then you can free up the space to plant something else. I like to grow them twice, once in the spring and again in the fall. Several years ago, I decided to Read More >>
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Let’s face it. This time of year should be called the season of endless zucchini recipes. When zucchini grows around here, it GROWS! I found the perfect recipe to accommodate that season! The recipe itself is SO tasty, but I LOVE that it used up 3 pounds of zucchini. It’s making a dent in my Read More >>
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I was going through photographs of our summer trip to Napa yesterday when I realized I had never shared the photos I snapped of our walk through Van De Leur park. It was a small park {that was formerly the site of an old fire station} and sits just down the street from The French Laundry in Read More >>
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Reader Jan sent in the following question. I thought it might be an issue a few of you have faced, so I figured I’d address it here and maybe help a few extra readers out who share her situation! Here’s what she asked: Mavis, I just tried transplanting seedlings for the first time. I thought Read More >>
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