CSA and Summer {Finer Things Friday}

CSA

This just arrived, and I have no idea what to do with most of it. Just kidding!  Kind of. We are thrilled to have purchased a share of our brand new local Community Supported Agriculture this summer.  Fresh, organically grown veggies, delivered to our door once a week, and the opportunity broaden our veggie horizons.  [...]

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The Runaway Garden {Frugal Gardening Linky}

summer squash

Somebody remind me to plant fewer squash next year, okay?  This is what I picked tonight. I’m sure there are more zucchini lurking in the vines, but it was getting dark (the only time it’s not 120° out) and they were well camouflaged, as my 5 year old would say.  And yes, sadly, that is [...]

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Give with Your Garden {Busy Mom’s Guide}

cabbage

You know what feels pitiful?  Tinkering around in my garden, watering (a lot) in the midst of the driest, hottest Kansas summer I can remember, coaxing production out of plants that do not make or break my diet, or my life, while farmers all around us, including my own in-laws, are making hard decisions about [...]

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Sweet Corn Harvest {Frugal Gardening Link Up}

sweet corn field

We temporarily traded in our backyard gardening today for this. Actually, only our oldest made it out to the field for picking at 6:00 a.m. after spending the night, but the rest of us joined in for shucking, hairing, cutting, and bagging.  It’s sweet corn harvest time! Ripe and ready to eat. Shifting a truck [...]

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Frugal Gardening: Mid-Summer Updates from Around the Web

basil

Pretty sure I’ve been out to my garden just three times in the last week, rendering me useless for any update of my own!  Here’s what I learned from some of last week’s link ups.  Enjoy! SarahElisabeth’s son has been busy calculating the cost effectiveness of their garden. What a great practical learning opportunity!   [...]

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