With the turn of each page of The Heirloom Life Gardener I can already feel the dirt under my fingertips, smell the soil, feel the sun on my back and see my seeds begin to sprout. Not only do the words of Emilee and Jere Gettle, authors and Co founders of Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, [...]
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Even with the heat outside we love to cook on the pit! Can’t beat the flavor and we just love being outdoors. Having a beer in an ice cold mug doesn’t hurt either. If you are interested in how we made our pit check out my Outdoor Living post. This past weekend we cooked some [...]
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I just love ol’ Herb… He is a good buddy! Growing your own herbs really is very easy and requires very little effort once they are established. Instead of buying fresh herbs in the grocery store, which are remarkably overpriced I might add, grow your own! I mean who wants to spend $4 on a [...]
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So, this is one instance where procrastination paid off for me. I grow quite a few herbs… basil, parsley, oregano, thyme, mint, lemon balm, rosemary and more. Most everything I grow in the ground in my herb bed, by the front walk, but I do like my Parsley and Basil in my pots on the [...]
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Eggs really are wonderful things. so versatile! Baking, breakfast, dinner, dessert, and shells are great for the compost. Since we have our own chickens now and are getting 9 or more eggs everyday I wanted to utilize my leftover shells for more than just the compost heap. Enter, my seedling trays. This is one of [...]
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I love to grow lettuce each year and it is really so easy. Those tiny seeds can be intimidating; thinking you have to place one at a time and really how can something so small grow so well?!? Each time I plant those minute seeds I’m amazed by Nature and the bounty she delivers. This [...]