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Our Victory Garden: February 2011

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011. We were able to freeze a bit of sap that we recently boiled down into syrup. It took nearly 3 gallons of sap and about 5 hours to make 3/4 of a bottle of syrup. It was really an easy process. We simply filled a large pot with sap, put it on the stove, set up a fan to blow the moisture away from the cabinetry and let it boil. I took a doe early this season that was roughly the same size as last year's doe. I usually take my deer to a local butcher ( Hershey's Farm Market. I love...

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Our Victory Garden: November 2010

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Friday, November 5, 2010. Wow, how time gets away from us these days. If there is a busier time of year than Spring for us, it's definitely Autumn. One of the big projects I had been planning for ages was to brew a batch of hard cider from scratch. As I watched the apples ripen this summer I finally took action. Note: The plywood I used is made from oak. I've read using pine can hurt the flavor of the cider. That was laying around in the fridge. The result was a slightly sour but intoxicating dry cid...

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Our Victory Garden: Mother's Day

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Monday, May 9, 2011. I know it's a little bit late, but Happy Mother's Day to all of you wonderful mothers out there! The Gardeness, Sprout and I celebrated by going into the city yesterday. We walked the 5k Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. We walked with more than 40,000 people. Just to throw in a homesteading related note, we recently picked up a few bags of Purina's Pink 50. Chicken feed. It's all for such an important cause! Race for the cure. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). No Farms No Food.

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Our Victory Garden: Watermelon Sorbet

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Thursday, August 25, 2011. On a whim we picked up a watermelon plant while buying herbs from an Amish farm this spring. It has taken up a large part of the garden and honestly makes a wonderful ground cover. The first melon weighed in at an even 40 lbs! There's another beast of similar size still on the vine. Gardener being serious about watermelon. So what do you do when there is not enough space in the fridge for a fruit that weighs more than our toddler? You make amazingly delicious watermelon sorbet.

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Our Victory Garden: April 2011

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Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Sustainable in the Suburbs? When we were kids, the area where we live would have fit pretty squarely into the category of rural. Twenty-some-odd years later, we're undeniably suburban. The population in our community (counting the eight nearest municipalities) went from 23,148 in 1980 to 45,771 today. Some of Chester County's biggest challenges these days are trying to plan for smart growth while preserving our agricultural heritage and open space. The suburbs are constantly ge...

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Our Victory Garden: August 2010

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Sunday, August 8, 2010. Thus, the Gardener has built an inexpensive little cider press and we've been experimenting with our windfall apples. We've collected a little more than a gallon of juice, and in the next few days we'll try making our first batch of hard cider. What else makes it feel like the start of Fall? 45 pounds of Desiree, Carola, and Yukon Gold potatoes harvested and stored away, that's what! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). How to be a Tudor by Ruth Goodman. Hunter Angler Gardener Cook. Sneak ...

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Inverbrook Farm: Cheese, Flowers and Fruit-Additional Share Options at Inverbrook

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Tuesday, February 5, 2013. Cheese, Flowers and Fruit-Additional Share Options at Inverbrook. For the last couple of years we have been pleased to offer a number of CSA ( community supported agriculture. Options from nearby farms in addition to our own vegetable CSA. These options include cheese from HillacresPride. Fruit from North Star Orchard. And flowers from Three Bird Bouquets. These farms all make their deliveries on Wednesdays (the flowers are also delivered on Mondays and the cheese can last thro...

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bedbugzz: Classic & Timeless

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Whimsically elegant children's clothing, decor, gifts and more. March 10, 2015. As Springtime hopefully and finally appears, we get anxious to start wearing less and updating our kids wardrobes for Spring and Easter Holidays! This spring bedbugzz.is introducing a new line. Rachel Riley is a British Luxury Brand for Children. Known best for dressing Prince George during his Australian Holiday! The prince and princess crown footies are beyond darling! Stop in and see all the springs blooms!

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Our Victory Garden: Planning for Canning

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Sunday, August 8, 2010. Thus, the Gardener has built an inexpensive little cider press and we've been experimenting with our windfall apples. We've collected a little more than a gallon of juice, and in the next few days we'll try making our first batch of hard cider. What else makes it feel like the start of Fall? 45 pounds of Desiree, Carola, and Yukon Gold potatoes harvested and stored away, that's what! How do you store your potatoes in such a way that they dont go bad? August 9, 2010 at 1:54 PM.

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bedbugzz: October 2011

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Whimsically elegant children's clothing, decor, gifts and more. October 7, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 128 E State Street. Kennett Square, Pa 19348. View my complete profile. KARMA/Kennett Area Restaurant and Merchants. Kennett Square Farmer's Market. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.