The Latest Blog Posts
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Beautiful, All Natural Birdseed Wreaths
When I first started making wreaths for the birds, I trialed three recipes I found on-line to see which ones the birds would like the very best. Two of the wreaths were made with suet…
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Potager Palaver #6 (Remembrance Day)
This past week went a bit awry. Hubby had surgery, they had a covid outbreak at the hospital, I caught it while visiting him. He did not and is recovering nicely. Ironic, eh? So, both…
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Make Pho At Home – Easy & Fast
As soon as September arrives, my body seems to instantly go into soup mode. Salads go out the door and soup cravings begin. There is just something so soothing about a nice, bowl of steaming…
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Potager Palaver #5 (Holiday Decor Gardener Style)
This week we got our first snowfall of the year. It started as rain and then turned into heavy, wet snow during the night. It was the wet kind of snow, the kind that can…
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November Garden & Holidays Tips
Updated for 2025. Happy November, garden friends! We have had our first bit of snow. It wasn’t a lot, but some of it is still sticking to the ground. I’m fairly certain the rest will…
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Sunday Potager Palaver #4 (Fall Has Come To The Potager)
Happy Sunday, gardening friends! We are having the most wonderful weather this weekend, perfect for walking in the woods, or the city trails, and finishing up gardening chores. How are you making out with your…
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Prepare Your Garden for Winter: 12 Easy Steps
As October comes to a close, many of us gardeners here in the northern hemisphere are ready to take a bit of a break from our gardens, and the yardwork. Even as a super avid…
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How To Put Your Potager Garden To Bed – 5 Easy Steps
Next year’s fantastic, healthy, organic, kitchen garden begins right here, right now. What you do now to winterise your beds, makes the difference between a great garden year ahead or a frustrating, pest filled one.…
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Sunday Potager Ramblings #3 (Unexpected Hard Frost While We Were Away)
Well, hi! How are you all making out? We are supposed to get snow tomorrow! I am not super stoked about that, hahaha. Yes, it should melt, and we will have some nicer days to…
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4 Ways To Over-Winter Dahlias
I have fallen back in love with dahlias this summer. Don’t get me wrong, I have always liked them and have grown them most every summer since I began my gardening journey, over three decades…
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Rosemary Wreath DIY
This post is a repost from November 28th, 2021 – from The Nitty Gritty Potager This lovely scented rosemary wreath is dead simple to make. Truly! If I can make it, anyone can! I…
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Seven Things Saturday – What to do on this Long Weekend in October
This post is a kind of catch all post of my thoughts. I post 5 Things Friday on my fb page each week, so that is where this idea came from as there will be…
Moving… & The New Blog
So… this is the final farewell post from this blog. I have now moved to Blogger, a free blog site, where I will be sharing photos and updates of my garden, a garden diary, of sorts. I love to be able to go back and say…. ‘oh yeah, that was the year that we did…
Sunday Ramblings #90 (The Final Post)
Hi there. If you have been with me for this wonderful ride these past years, I want to thank you so much. I so appreciate you and have loved having you by my side. This will be the last blog post for me. I’ve been at it for a very long time. Not many bloggers…
The Final Potager Recap & Early July Garden Tips
This will be my last garden blog post so I thought I would share an update about how things are growing, plus tips for the July garden. While May is the busiest season with all the planting and sowing and pampering, July is growing season. This is when things really start taking off, we see…
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