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How to Reuse Tires in Your Garden

How to reuse old rubber tires

Rubber tires are the most difficult items to recycle and often end up in creeks, ditches or forest landfills across the country. Yes they can be recycled but sometimes there is a fee and if someone has several tires they might not want to pay this fee. Each state is different so be sure to [...]

The Many Uses and Benefits of Epsom Salt

Epsom Salt Uses

Epsom salt can be used in many different ways and has benefits for your health and your garden. I’ve shared with you how it can be used to create an amazing DIY Epsom Salt Face Scrub but did you know it can also be used in your hair? Yes your hair! Here are some tips on using [...]

A Salty Garden Snack

How to Can Dilly Beans 101 from @greenmom #canning #gardening #harvest

I’m sure you can imagine that this time of the year becomes very busy for me. I am always planning, gathering, processing, and reorganizing (notice weeding didn’t make the list) all in an effort to have as many canned and frozen items for winter as we need… maybe a few cans too many. My latest [...]

Gardening: Cost and Savings

gardening for less

It’s official- it’s gardening time at my house! My greenhouse is mostly planted (thanks to the help of my mom) and I have about ¼ of my seeds in the ground.  After planting for a few hours yesterday, my mom and I were in the house taking a break and talking about how much money [...]

Canning and Freezing Potatoes

canning potatoes

Canning season is really not that far off (because we have such short summers). For me it isn’t just gardening- if I find good produce on a good deal (with or without the help of coupons) I buy it and freeze, dehydrate or can it! Carrots, Potatoes, Apples, Raspberries, Blueberries and Blackberries are just to [...]

Green Beans and Canning

canning green beans

Green beans are easy to plant, easy to take care of, and grow rather fast. I don’t have kids- but I imagine that I am like a kid because when I plant a seed- I want a result… and the quicker the better! This is why I love growing green beans! They can be started [...]

A Fruity Lesson with The Lorax

I used to love the book by Dr. Seuss, The Lorax. Shucks, I still do! I am also very excited to see the movie on Friday, March 2nd which is a project of Universal Pictures. The preview looks not only funny, well animated and colorful but something that my children will enjoy while learning about [...]