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Gardens 6.15.18

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Vegetable garden: Don’t mind the kayaks and 5-gallon buckets.

Throughout the lifetime of this blog, I’ve been trying to find a way to record the goings on in my gardens each year, but I’ve never been able to find something that sticks. I’m going to start writing about them as if I’m writing a journal. I think the more personal touch will help me stay focused on it, and not feel defeated when I have nothing to really report except a failed potato harvest (I’ll figure it out one of these days). [Read more…]

Grilled Balsamic Marinated Vegetables

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Grilled Balsamic Marinated Vegetables

The last few months have been hard. Guys, so hard, and I couldn’t even tell half the people in my life about it. Because you know you’re not supposed to tell the world your pregnant until your out of the first trimester. [Read more…]

The Best of SL&G 2017 Ebook is Here

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So, I’m a little behind schedule at getting the latest ebook out to you all. What can I say? There’s a lot going on around here. [Read more…]

Green Rice Recipe

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Green Rice Recipe

Green rice is one of those things that always seems to find its way into our weekly meals. Not on purpose of course, but usually as a way to use up slightly past their prime greens. Which, let’s be honest this time of year is a weekly thing. [Read more…]

Spring Cleaning Houseplants

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Why you need to spring clean your houseplants

I like to do a spring cleaning of my houseplants every year early in April. This year winter decided to stay late and I wasn’t able to get a nice enough day until recently. Spring cleaning houseplants is something that everyone should be doing. Keeping your plants in the same soil will eventually cause them to struggle and potentially die. Just like the plant’s in your garden, houseplants need space and nutrient-dense soil to thrive. [Read more…]