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Tag Archives: Sustainability
Heirloom Tomatoes
Okay, so there I am watching TV at my day job. I don’t have a choice about the TV being…
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Old Fashioned Heirloom Squash Pie Recipe
I know that almost everyone uses pumpkin for their pies. If that is your thing, have at it. As for…
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Nov 2015
I hope everyone had a great holiday (or for those who don’t live in the US, just a great week…
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A Windfall of Heirloom Squash
Due to a few bills making the month tighter than usual, I was delayed in purchasing a few heirloom squash…
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Seed Companies You Should Know About for 2016
When I did this earlier in the year, it was technically a bit late in the season. This year I…
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The Clean Fifteen
Last time, we talked about the Dirty Dozen. This time let’s focus on the Clean Fifteen. Two things to understand…
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The Dirty Dozen
No, not that dirty dozen. This one refers to the top 12 most toxic produce in the marketplace. That isn’t…
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Bio Remediation: Sunflowers and Kale
I’ve been looking into home ownership lately and it led me to think a lot about the idea of planting…
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Lawns (pt4)
So you’ve stuck with me this far, which means you are either interested or frustrated enough you want more to…
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Lawns (pt3)
So now that you know where I am coming from on lawns, and why we have them at all in…
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Lawns (pt2)
Last week I talked a little bit about my own relationship to the lawn. This week I would like to…
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