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As the Fireweed Turns. Newer posts →. August 19, 2011 · 10:58 pm. I have little ears! Oh yes, as I was checking on my tomatoes and tiger beans, I saw something at the bottom on my stalks of corn that captured my eye. It was oddly colored purple, with a tad bit of fringe. OH! I checked all my stalks and at the moment I have 3. I was so excited, I ran in to tell my husband, who thinks I am a dork and funny because I have 3 ears of corn. When he came out to inspect them, he was pretty impressed. I also had ...
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38 Pounds Of Pumpkin | Tacoma Home
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September 10, 2010 · 4:20 pm. 38 Pounds Of Pumpkin. The title says it all:. Even though we only got one, it tops last years biggest by 6 pounds. Driveway pumpkins FTW. Let’s see how our first Fall/Winter garden goes…. One response to “. 38 Pounds Of Pumpkin. September 10, 2010 at 11:13 pm. Lucky, you got a punpkin! Mine turned to much, as the squash did and a few other curbits. The rain was horrible this year, and the powdery mildew you had, I had on everything as well. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Moose Nugget: Putting Up and Putting Out
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Follow this southern family's jouney into Alaska. Friday, September 17, 2010. Putting Up and Putting Out. Another busy week is flying by. I always forget that Friday means a lot to the rest of the universe. With J's weird work schedule and no other agenda besides homesteading, I lose track of the significance of days. Chickens don't care about weekends and no one told the woodpile what day of the week it was either. You can tell autumn is here. The work is partly frantic (shut of outdoor water! Whatever ...
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Moose Nugget: What Can Be Done In A Day
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Follow this southern family's jouney into Alaska. Wednesday, September 8, 2010. What Can Be Done In A Day. We had one BUSY day here yesterday. It started with WAITING. Waiting for the dozer rental companies to call us back (they did). Waiting to see if the rain was gonna let up (it did). Waiting for the dozer to be delivered (it was, eventually). You can send griwnups to time out for temper tantrums when they aren't getting their way. A million questions ran through my mind at once. Is this a work thing?
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Plants and Produce! | Seeds By Faith
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Heirloom Seeds, Gardening Tips, Recipes and so much more…. Spring in the Greenhouse. Saving Seeds →. June 27, 2011. Summer is here and it came early this year! The plants are blooming, the bean vines are climbing, the Farmers Markets are out in full force and above all….the bees are buzzing! Don’t forget that with any heirloom variety, you can save the seed and start your own every growing season. Make sure to only save the seed from the best looking fruit at all times. About Seeds By Faith. Now faith is...
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Heirloom Seeds, Gardening Tips, Recipes and so much more…. Author Archives: Seeds By Faith. About Seeds By Faith. July 4, 2011. Saving seeds is an extremely easy thing to do once you know how. To me, peppers are the easiest. Simply cut the pepper open, scrape the seeds onto a plate or the counter, rinse them and lay them out on … Continue reading →. June 27, 2011. Summer is here and it came early this year! Here on the farm, we have built several … Continue reading →. Spring in the Greenhouse. We hear ab...
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Spring in the Greenhouse | Seeds By Faith
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Heirloom Seeds, Gardening Tips, Recipes and so much more…. Spring in the Greenhouse. April 15, 2011. I love the promise a greenhouse holds…the warm damp scent of the soil, the warmth that you step into upon entering, the sight of rich deep green leaves…the very essence of life, creation and of course, resurrection. Has anyone ever started their seeds in an incubator? That’s right, an egg incubator for hatching eggs! Well I knew it couldn’t be no rabbit sneaking in so it had to be a mouse. Now I...A new h...
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Planting Ideas | Seeds By Faith
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Heirloom Seeds, Gardening Tips, Recipes and so much more…. Is Spring Here Yet? Spring in the Greenhouse →. February 7, 2011. We had a beautiful snow storm last week. A snow so pretty, that we were left without a care in the world about planting season coming! Thankfully, we got over it a few days later and now our minds are back on our lengthy list of what to plant and when; how much dirt to have trucked in and how soon to begin the newest garden addition. Lettuce: Little Gem, Mueslix. Peppers: Albino, Q...
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What my quilt would look like. | As the Fireweed Turns
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As the Fireweed Turns. I have little ears! The adopted ones. →. August 19, 2011 · 11:40 pm. What my quilt would look like. Here is the start of my first ever quilt. Not to bad, bright to dark. And if you look close enough, it has kitties in it. Oh yes…. I am in kitty heaven at the moment. This is small, but I may make it larger… not to sure yet. But I thought I would show everyone. 🙂. I have little ears! The adopted ones. →. 4 responses to “. What my quilt would look like. August 19, 2011 at 11:44 pm.
