Living in a rural part of Connecticut means you collect tree branches, twigs, and leaves, resulting in a huge pile of rabbit (or skunk!) habitat. Burning brush isn’t the best solution for us, either, as the smoke can be irritating and burning is prohibited anyway. Check out my photos of the solution to eliminating brush piles!
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My Culinary Delight of June A lot of people who garden stop enjoying its bounty when the garden is “over” in late fall. Those who plant garlic, know that they don’t have to wait until late summer to enjoy the garlic…behold, garlic scapes. Garlic scapes are the curly tops that shoot up out of garlic
How can gardeners stop the addiction of buying seeds? Every gardener knows that buying seed packets every year can be very addicting. One can easily spend $50 to $100 on seed packets in the spring. In the general scheme of things, it’s not a huge expense. However, most seeds that are sold in stores are
One minute’s worth of video clips for the agricultural business or advertising agency…or at least for folks who procrastinate with their garden!
Many people think it’s too cold to plant anything in April, but not potatoes! View snapshots of potato planting after my husband got home from work.
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The salad mix doesn’t come from the store, it comes from nature. I’m growing salad from decomposed cow poop and leaves: organic matter.
