One of my absolute favorite things for the new year is getting to plan the new garden layout. In the […]
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As seasons change, so do recipes, with the transition from summer salads to hearty soups like Toscana soup, favored for its rich flavors and quick preparation. Ingredients include potatoes, kale, sausage, and bacon. The author prepares frequently and emphasizes the ease and comfort this soup provides, especially during colder months.
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Crop rotation is one of the oldest and most effective agricultural practices, and it’s something that every gardener should consider
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Growing your own food can be a deeply rewarding experience, offering fresh, healthy produce right outside your door while also
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December flew by so quickly! I can hardly believe that I’m sitting and writing this update in the new year.
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There hasn’t been much going on in the last couple of weeks in my garden since winter weather is fully
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Nothing says Autumn is in full swing more than Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies. Every year I look forward to fall
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This past week has been a bit of a chaotic one for my garden. We’ve been getting snow off and
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The most difficult time of the year for me is when I have to clean out my garden beds and
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One of the things that I wish I had learned earlier in my gardening journey is knowing how to better
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