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Monthly Archives: December 2013

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Green Beans, November 2013

December 16, 2013
Christine . Plants, Vegetables
Green Beans Growing

Green Beans, Nov. 6, 2013

The cool, rainy November weather helped produce the largest (both volume and physical size) green bean harvest we’ve grown so far. Continue reading →

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Gardening in the Renaissance Era

December 10, 2013
Christine . Gardening Trivia

During WWI and WWII, the Victory Garden appeared in urban areas as part of the publicized war effort.

If we travel back in time — to the Renaissance Era — we see another view of the role gardening played in peoples’ lives. Continue reading →

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What is a Victory Garden?

December 6, 2013
Christine . Gardening Trivia

This post was originally published November, 2013. (Website currently being updated.)

Victory Gardens appeared during both World Wars — I and II — after the U.S. government sequestered canned goods to feed the American soldiers. Americans were encouraged to Continue reading →

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Zucchini Brownies

December 6, 2013
Christine . Recipes . Summer Veggies

picture of Zucchini Brownies

===========NOTE:  This recipe was re-posted as I am re-structuring and updating my web page. ==============

My sister sent this to me after she visited and saw how many zucchini squash were adding up in our garden and kitchen!

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Sweet Potatoes: Nutrition and Recipes

December 6, 2013
Christine . In the Kitchen, Nutrition, Plants, Recipes, Sweet Potatoes, Vegetables

This post has information about the nutrition of sweet potatoes (compared to white potatoes), and includes a few recipe resources–Enjoy! Continue reading →

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Will I like this rose in my garden?

December 6, 2013
Christine . Roses . Roses, TIPS
Valentine Rose--March 2013

Valentine Rose–March 2013

Earlier in the year, the question was posed:  Will this rose grow in my garden?  this is the promised follow up post — Will I like this rose in my garden?  Continue reading →

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