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Sunday, April 27, 2014. Monday, March 31, 2014. What to plant in April (zone 9). Beans: Bush, Pole, Lima. Stake tomato plants with a rigid stake that is at least five feet tall. This will help keep fruit off the ground. Keep everything well watered during dry and hot spells. Monday, March 10, 2014. To Do List Item: Create a New Fire Pit Area. Find another use and a firepit was perfect. Here is our before shot of the area:. Warning: It looks like crap, dont harm your eyes). Saturday, March 8, 2014. From o...

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Thursday, March 14, 2013. I love our animals around here. The bunnies, chickens, and of course our kitty! I was tired of so many walkways in the gardens, there was really no reason for it and caused a lot of water wasting when the sprinkler was turned on. So we combined garden beds! We also moved the bunny area to a new location so they wouldn't get spooked when people came and went. This also allows us a little more room to add a new bunny cages! Sunday, March 10, 2013. Book Review: Farm Anatomy. She is...

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Adventures of a Homesteading City Girl: What to plant in April (zone 9)

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Monday, March 31, 2014. What to plant in April (zone 9). Beans: Bush, Pole, Lima. Stake tomato plants with a rigid stake that is at least five feet tall. This will help keep fruit off the ground. Keep everything well watered during dry and hot spells. April 4, 2014 at 6:31 AM. That is quite appreciated. I hope you’ll get more success. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What to plant in April (zone 9). To Do List Item: Create a New Fire Pit Area. What to plant in March (Zone 9). Learn More Here ».

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Adventures of a Homesteading City Girl: May 2013

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Friday, May 31, 2013. There is nothing more important then how you start you day. The whole morning process can make or break your day. Even though I am off work today I still must get up early to get my daughter ready for school and I HATE waking up early but deciding to make the most of my early rising I walked the garden and decided to make eggs. My little archer in training! Our Silver Fox Rabbits. I am pleased to say we have started a new family activity. Rabbit breeding and showing. Its not...Here ...

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Wednesday, April 24, 2013. Watching her grow into the little girl of today has been an amazing adventure. Through all her firsts, through the first day of school, and now her starting to want to be more independent. I cannot believe that my little baby has turned 5. My big 5 year old! Monday, April 22, 2013. Needing something that could be used to keep the elements off our rabbits and give them an even nicer space we rigged up a bunny tent for under $20. 6x 8ft 1/2 pvc pipe. 3x pvc pipe connectors. It is...

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Saturday, March 8, 2014. This list is always changing as I am always thinking of more ways to improve our house and yard. Plant a fruit paradise in the front yard. Paint Bedroom taupe/grey and have a corresponding color theme throughout room. Paint the kitchen light blue. Build corner shelves for the living room. Because lets face it you can NEVER have enough shelf space, especially when you have an unhealthy addiction to books. Create a flagstone patio by our rocket stove. What to plant in April (zone 9).

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You’re at the best WordPress.com site ever. Why Grass Free Yards? Getting Rid of My Turf. July 13, 2012. A few months ago I joined the Florida Native Plant Society. They taught me about using native groundcover to replace some of my turf. I decided to document the process since there were not very many websites showing the steps of how this is done. Here is my backyard before removing the turf:. Newer posts →. Follow Blog via Email. Eat The Weeds and other things, too. Florida Native Plant Society Blog.

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Farming in Seminole Heights, FL, hoping if Code Enforcement comes we can bribe them with cookies. On Bees: Our First Ever Hive Split [Attempt]. Posted on March 9, 2015. After this loveliness, we came home and put what little energy we had left from time in the sun and just generally having that lazy Sunday feeling into splitting our bee hive. Icing the swollen eye, 2014. The difference between a stung and non-stung eyeball. Until mom took me to a Dr. and he said to get meat tenderizer to take the swe...

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Farming in Seminole Heights, FL, hoping if Code Enforcement comes we can bribe them with cookies. Posted on January 28, 2015. All the steps to make big changes are so small and slow. Progress isn’t happening fast enough for me. Sleep when you die. Messy dishes used to be a sign of a good time and friends and I don’t think I used to hate doing them. I’ve almost been married 5 years! My college dorm philosophy: I don’t really like mess, but I do really like how it got here. Larr; My Death Cafe. Gnarly Farm...

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Farming in Seminole Heights, FL, hoping if Code Enforcement comes we can bribe them with cookies. Posted on December 28, 2014. I’m still alive. Maybe barely. But I am. I have been spending half of my nights at work (as in spending the night doing overnight respite work) and only half at home, except I’m still working the regular (and by regular I mean only sometimes regular) 40 hour work week. I’ve been working a lot. A lot a lot. Larr; Urban Foraged Dye Stuffs. Dorm Room Philosophies →. You are commenti...

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You’re at the best WordPress.com site ever. Why Grass Free Yards? Monthly Archives: January 2013. January 19, 2013. Here is what I planted:. Mystery Wildflower (from Pinellas FNPS yard tour). Pink and Orange Cosmos. Thai Chili (Don’t rub your nose after touching, ouch! 8220;Long” Pepper (unsure what kind but it’s very mild). Kentuky Wonder Pole Bean. Melokia (Egyptian) Spinach- seeds I saved myself, yeah! 6 Months in – Yard Tour. January 9, 2013. Above: spiderwort and violets. Below: spiderwort and p...

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You’re at the best WordPress.com site ever. Why Grass Free Yards? 6 Months in – Yard Tour. January 9, 2013. Here is the front entrance. I have removed a small corner of the front yard and made it into a native plant/ butterfly garden. The weed garden has spiderwort, wild violets, beautyberry, purslane, chickweed, sheep sorrel, plantain, wood sorrel, and wood betony. The violet leaves are fun to use in soup because they are heart shaped. Close up of the herb pot. It holds water well because I drilled ...

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