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Valentine’s Day and Seeing Success in Your Garden: A Love Story with Your Plants

This Valentine’s Day, celebrate the success in your garden! With love and care, watch your plants bloom and grow beautifully. 🌱🌸 #GardeningLove #PlantSuccess

Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love, and what better way to honor this day than by recognizing the growth and beauty around us, especially in our gardens? Gardens, like relationships, require patience, care, and dedication. And as the season begins to change, there’s no better time to reflect on the love you’ve poured into your garden and the success you’re seeing as a result. The Love…

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HUGE Costco & Sprouts HAUL || 2 Week Menu Plan with Prices $

HUGE Costco & Sprouts HAUL || 2 Week Menu Plan with Prices $

Please watch: “More Cute Breakfast Ideas for BACK to SCHOOL ❤️ Quick and EASY!!” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqK7p0Pa7cE –~– It’s Baby Griffin’s first time joining us on our Costco run! On this trip, I have the whole gang with me– even the hubs! This haul includes prices AND my 2-week dinner menu plan! ((PLEASE LIKE and…

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and he bought me flowers

and he bought me flowers

lucky me.

The Market at Pepper Place. Birmingham, Alabama

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The Farmer’s Almanac: A Timeless Guide for Gardeners and Farmers

The **Farmer’s Almanac** is a timeless guide for weather, planting, and gardening tips. Plan your seasons with wisdom from tradition and science! 🌱🌤 #Gardening

For centuries, the Farmer’s Almanac has been a trusted resource for farmers, gardeners, and anyone seeking wisdom about nature, weather, and the changing seasons. Packed with practical advice, planting schedules, long-range weather forecasts, and folklore, this annual publication continues to serve as a guide to living in harmony with the land. A Brief History The Farmer’s Almanac was first…

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Finding Balance: Lessons from the Garden

Just like plants need water, sunlight, and the right environment, finding balance in life—work, rest, and relationships—is key to growth and well-being. 🌱 #Balance

In the garden, plants thrive when they receive the right balance of water, sunlight, and nutrients. Too much of one, and they may wilt; too little, and they won’t grow. It’s a delicate dance, a harmonious relationship between nature’s elements. In many ways, our lives mirror this cycle. Just as plants require balance to flourish, we need balance in our own lives for growth and well-being. Work,…

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Stop Buying Blueberries – Grow Your Own for a Never-Ending Supply

Grow your own blueberries at home! Save money, enjoy fresh berries, and boost your health with these easy tips for planting, care, and propagation. #Gardening #Blueberries #Homegrown #HealthyEating

Blueberries are more than just a delicious snack. These little berries are packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber that support heart health, brain function, and immune health. However, with the rising costs of fresh produce, buying blueberries frequently can quickly become expensive. Why not skip the store-bought ones and grow your own supply? Not only will you save money, but you’ll also…

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Urban Farming in Detroit: A Story of Resilience and Renewal

Detroit is thriving with urban farming! Transforming vacant lots into vibrant gardens, boosting food security, community, & cultural pride. 🌱 #UrbanFarming #Detroit #Resilience

Detroit, once known as the heart of the American automotive industry, experienced a steep economic downturn and population decline in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Many neighborhoods fell into disrepair, and vast areas of the city were left abandoned. But in the face of adversity, Detroit found an unlikely path to renewal: urban farming. One shining example of this resurgence is the…

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5 Vegetables You Can Harvest in 30 Days

Want quick harvests? Check out 5 veggies you can grow and harvest in just 30 days! #gardeningtips #quickgrow #vegetablegarden #homegrown #gardenlife

Gardening can be incredibly rewarding, but not all vegetables take months to grow. If you’re looking for quick results, there are several veggies that you can harvest in as little as 30 days. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, these fast-growing vegetables are perfect for adding to your garden, especially when you’re in the mood for something fresh in a short amount of time. Here…

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10 Plants and Herbs You Can Propagate From Cuttings

Discover 10 plants & herbs you can propagate from cuttings to expand your garden easily! #gardeningtips #plantpropagation #herbgardening #growyourown

Propagating plants from cuttings is an excellent way to grow your garden, increase your plant collection, and save money. It’s a simple process that anyone can do, even with limited space or experience. By taking a cutting from an established plant, you can create a new one without having to buy a full-grown plant. Here are 10 plants and herbs that you can easily propagate from cuttings: 1.…

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Protecting Your Plants from Winter’s Chill: Essential Tips for Cold Weather Care

Protect your plants this winter! Water, mulch, cover garden beds, and move container plants to keep them safe from the cold. #GardeningTips #WinterCare

As temperatures drop, your garden needs extra protection to survive the harsh winter weather. Cold temperatures, frost, and snow can be damaging to plants, especially those that are not frost-tolerant. Fortunately, there are several steps you can take to help your plants weather the cold. Here are some essential tips for protecting your plants during the colder months: 1. Water Before a…

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The Warm Comfort of Winter Vegetable Soup

Cozy up with a bowl of homemade vegetable soup this winter! Nutritious, hearty, and satisfying—a delicious way to stay warm and healthy. 🥕🍅 #WinterMeals

As winter settles in, there’s nothing quite like a warm bowl of vegetable soup to nourish your body and soul. Packed with seasonal ingredients, hearty flavors, and vibrant nutrients, vegetable soup is more than just a meal—it’s a comforting ritual to embrace during the colder months. Why Vegetable Soup? Seasonal Nutrition: Winter vegetables like carrots, parsnips, squash, kale, and sweet…

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The Farmer and the Seeds: Planting for a Fruitful Life

The parable of The Farmer and the Seeds (traditional) offers a powerful lesson in understanding how our environment and mindset shape the results we achieve. In this story, a farmer scatters seeds, which fall on different types of soil: the hard path, rocky ground, thorny bushes, and good soil. While the seeds on the good soil yield a fruitful harvest, the others fail to grow. What does this…

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How to Make Perfect Brownies Using Muffin Tins: Crispy Edges, Chewy Centers

Try muffin tin brownies for the perfect treat! Crispy edges, chewy centers—just bake at 350°F for 20 minutes. Quick, easy, and oh-so-delicious! #baking #brownies

If you love brownies (who doesn’t?), but you’re tired of waiting for that large baking pan to cool before slicing, here’s a fun and easy solution: muffin tins! Yes, you can make individual brownie portions in muffin tins, and the results? Well, they’re nothing short of perfect. Why Muffin Tins? Muffin tins give you individual brownies that are perfectly portioned, and they bake faster than a full…

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Fall Flavors: Cooking with Pumpkin—Muffins, Cookies, Lattes & More!

🍂🎃 Fall is here! Are you a pumpkin lover? From muffins to lattes, share your favorite pumpkin treats or tell me if you’re not a fan! #PumpkinSeason #FallBaking

It’s that time of year again—leaves are changing, there’s a crisp chill in the air, and pumpkins are *everywhere*. Whether you’re a full-on pumpkin fanatic or just dabbling in the orange-hued world of fall flavors, there’s something cozy and comforting about cooking with pumpkin. So let’s talk pumpkin treats, shall we? Pumpkin Muffins with Chocolate Chips: The MVP of Fall 🍫 Ah, pumpkin muffins.…

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Now is Not the Time to Cut Back Your Plants: Why Patience Pays Off in the Garden

🌿 Don't cut back your plants this fall! Leaving them intact protects wildlife and enriches soil for a healthier garden come spring! 🌱 #GardeningTips #FallGardening

It’s fall. The air is crisp, leaves are turning, and the urge to tidy up your garden is almost irresistible. But, here’s a twist: now is *not* the time to cut back your plants. If you’re thinking, “But isn’t fall cleanup supposed to mean trimming back?”—you’re in good company! Let’s talk about why holding back that pruner might actually be the best thing you can do for your garden and its…

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Winter Gardening: Yes, You Can Grow Goodies in the Cold!

Don't let winter stop your gardening! 🌱🥬 Grow hardy crops like kale, spinach, and garlic for fresh flavors all season long. #WinterGardening #FreshProduce

As winter approaches, you might find yourself staring at your garden, wondering if it’s time to hang up your gardening gloves until spring. But hold on! Just because it’s chilly outside doesn’t mean your gardening days are over. In fact, winter gardening can be a delightful adventure, allowing you to grow a variety of hearty crops that can thrive in the cold. So, grab your warmest jacket, and…