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Master Projects List


  • Creating a Blueberry Grove
  • Making a Strawberry Patch with Raised Cedar Beds
  • Replacing a Deck with a Mixed Stone, Moss and Sedum Patio
  • Replacing the Lawn
  • Split Cedar Field Fence with Cherrywood Trellises
  • Vegetable Garden with Hay Bale Raised Beds
  • Wine Barrel Container Vegetable Garden

 

Posted on February 22, 2010

The Trees are Feeling Springish

Landscaping Nature

I love the first buds of spring — it’s like a giant teaser for the fantastic show that is soon to come. Here are some pictures of my trees budding in this warmer weather.

Posted on February 20, 2010

Decisions, Decisions

Container Vegetable Garden Gardening Raised Beds Vegetable Garden

Spring is fast approaching, so it is time for some spring planning in terms of planting! Now is the time to finalize those varieties that you will be growing and get your seed growing kits ready. I added new seed varieties this year as well as a new seed starting kit with heat mats.

Fast Notes

Earth-Friendly Project for Kids

Making a Window Herb Planter written by me and posted at ThirftyFun.

Fast Notes

Lost Creek Farm has Veggie Starts

Lost Creek Farm has had some fantastic Certified Organic vegetable starts at the Saturday Market. I picked up a lovely little Stupice Tomato plant from them. I think you can also pick them up at their CSA dropoff locations, like 18th & Chambers or 2115 Arthur. Happy Gardening!

Fast Notes

Earth-Friendly Project for Kids

Planting Strawberries with Kids - written by me and posted at Nature Moms Blog.

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