Oct 26
Share the love As I type it is still dark outside and the thermometer is reading 27°F. Today my compost heap is going to get an extremely large addition of plants that were frozen overnight. Before the frost hit I dug up and repotted some herbs and brought them indoors, did one last final harvest of green …
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Aug 12
Share the love Happy Friday everyone! The weekend has arrived and a lot of us gardeners look forward to playing in the dirt, harvesting produce, dead heading plants, planning new projects and focusing as much time as we can being and living in our gardens. Although some view tending to the garden as work, …
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Aug 10
Share the love Summertime blues are easily erased with a glass filled with love, happiness and citrusy goodness. Ok, that may be a little over the top, but after a day of rolling in the dirt, aka gardening, nothing hits the spot more than an icy cold cocktail that tastes crisp, cool and clean. An …
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Jul 18
Share the love I know, infusing vodka at home is nothing new, but it is new to me and it has been quite an adventure! To begin my vodka-infusing journey I began to experiment with savory herbs, specifically, rosemary, thyme and sage. All you need is to follow a few steps and in no time you …
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May 16
Share the love Hello everyone! Today’s post is brought to you by Andrew Odom – author, designer, community manager, homesteader, and (some would say) dreamer. Let’s face it. Herbs can become a bit stale sometimes. And no, I don’t mean tasteless or unpalatable from age but rather stale…as in old from familiarity. Most gardeners begin …
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