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09/1512/17
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6 Fabulous Fall Things to Make

by Debbie, in category Crafts

It’s Time for Fall! Ok, well technically it isn’t fall just yet. However, it’s after Labor Day and our fall garden in the ground, so I think it’s safe to break out the fall themed recipes and crafts 🙂 Many of you know that Mark and I are freelance writers. We both write for HGTV… Read More

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07/1512/17
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Vegetables to Plant in Your Fall Garden + Sustainable Seed Giveaway

by Debbie, in category Gardening

Planting Fall Vegetables *Giveaway Closed Fall is our favorite time of year to plant vegetables. Perhaps it’s because of our long, hot summers finally cooling, or because our family has a fondness for cool weather veggies like broccoli, greens, carrots and beets. Whatever the reason may be, we tend to have a more productive garden… Read More

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03/1512/17
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Why You Should Grow Cabbage

by Mark, in category Gardening

Before the Kale Craze In the hype of the “super foods” craze it seemed like the lowly cabbage was off the radar of the trendiest health conscious writers and dietitians. This most versatile of veggies saw its nutrient packed relatives, broccoli and kale, outshine its own humble, yet worthy attributes. But with the new popularity… Read More

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11/1412/17
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Seasonal Eats: The Perfectly Palatable Persimmon

by Debbie, in category Gardening

The Peachy Persimmon My mom grew persimmon trees. I saw “grew” because this year they decided not to bear fruit. Sadly, they never did do well in her yard.  The few fruit we did mange to wrangle from the squirrels were divinely delicious.  The persimmons my mother grew were not the native American variety, but… Read More

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