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Garden Jobs for January
Here is a list of garden jobs you can do in the month of January! Stay tuned monthly for more jobs for each month of the year. I hope you find them helpful!
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A Look at My 2024 Halloween Decorations
For day 22 of Blogtober, I am doing my annual decoration post! Check out how I decorated this year and check out years past at the links posted!
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DIY Decor: Bird Silhouette Picture Frames
Today's Blogtober project is these simple bird silhouette picture frames. These are budget friendly and easy enough to make in an afternoon!
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A Mid-Summer Garden Tour
Come on a mid-Summer tour of the backyard vegetable garden! Everything has gone wild and whimsical and produce is coming out of our ears!
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12 Vegetables & Herbs to Plant Now for a Fall Crop
It's that time of Summer when you should start planning and planting for Fall harvests! Here are 12 vegetables and herbs to plant now for a Fall crop!
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5 Veggies You Can Grow in Pots
Container gardening is a terrific option for anyone who has the desire to garden but doesn't necessarily have the space for a traditional garden! Here are 5 veggies that grow great in pots!
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How to Make Chive Blossom Vinegar
Here is a fun way to use up those cute little chive blossoms in your garden! Use them to make chive blossom vinegar to use for salads all Summer long!
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5 Ways I Maintain My Garden
Gardens can be overwhelming. It feels like there is a to-do list a mile long and you can't figure out how to stay on top of it all. Here are 5 ways I maintain my garden.
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5 Ways to Use Chive Blossom Flowers
Chives and their flowers are one of the first herbs that are ready in the garden in the Spring! Here are 5 ways you can use these delicious morsels this Spring!
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How to Use Fresh Herbs from Your Garden
Today I am sharing 5 of my favorite ways to use fresh herbs from the garden. These are totally applicable for store bought fresh herbs as well!
