A super easy, inexpensive, recyclable cold frame.
Posted by Pam Molloy on 2/24/2012
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that time of year when we receive dozens of seed catalogs and daydream of warmer days while planning the garden and choosing crops an
It might look like a giant weed but it's the future. Part five in a short series of experiences and deeper contemplations on the tria
Posted by Pam Molloy on 8/4/2011
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A weed is a plant growing where you don't want it. Use discernment and don't dis the volunteers.
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No weeds, Ever, is not practical and at times even detrimental to the crop. Part two in a short series of experiences and deeper contemplations on the trials of 'tares' in
Since I saw that first advertisement for Troy-bilt rototillers, I thought the perfect garden was to have NO weeds, EVER. This is a series of experiences and deeper contem
Are your plants puny and yellowing? Did you get a little carried away when you added leaves last fall? Here i
I snapped this picture earlier of a White-tail doe standing suspiciously close to my garden. While I would like to believe that her intentions were harmless, years of expe
In my quest for a greener earth and healthier meals for my family, I have to stoop to a level that the cool mountain air has made me quite accustom to, I will do anything
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