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05/1806/18
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Garden Fresh Herb Wreath

by Debbie, in category Crafts, DIY

Herbs for Wreath Making If your herb garden is anything like mine, you have herbs for days. However, there’s a limit to what you can do with your excess herbs. Sure, I cook with them, dry them for use in the off-season, and gift them to friends. But, I still have plenty of cuttings after… Read More

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01/1801/18
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How to Use a Soil Blocker and DIY Soil Mix

by Mark, in category DIY

  Why I Decided to Use a Soil Blocker For years I have been putting off blocking my own soil for starting seeds. Amazing how hard it can be to actually change, even when you already believe in the potential of another way. That goes for a lot of things. Well, after being inspired by… Read More

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01/1801/18
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DIY Natural Lip Stain

by Debbie, in category DIY, Natural Beauty

  Perfect DIY Natural Lip Stain Have you ever eaten a plum and thought, “hey, that’s a perfect touch of color for my lips!” You can certainly go ahead and rub plum juice all over your lips, but that can get a bit messy. Instead, make a quick and easy natural lip stain that will… Read More

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12/1612/17
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Make Your Own Magnolia Wreath

by Debbie, in category DIY

Steel Magnolias I live in the deep South. Yet, I have never attempted nor purchased a Magnolia wreath. I know, I know. I even have a huge Magnolia in my back yard. Over the Thanksgiving holidays, my sister got a wild hair and proclaimed that she was going to  harvest leaves from my Magnolia tree… Read More

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06/1612/17
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How to Braid and Cure Fresh Garlic

by Debbie, in category DIY

Garlic After Harvest Fresh garlic must be cured before long-term storage. Braiding is a convenient and attractive way to bundle fresh soft neck garlic for both curing and storage, without buying, saving or storing the all-too-often used alternative: plastic bags. Braids afford efficient use of vertical space in storage, and they make an awesome gift… Read More

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