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Here’s How We Are Using Scissors and Tongs to Build Fine Motor Skills

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Did You Know Your Kids Can Bowl For Free With This App? Here’s How it Went With My Toddler

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Picking Sunflowers: Going Out of Our Way and Embracing the Journey

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How to Fail-Proof Your Fitness Goals By Putting One Foot In Front of The Other

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I Love How Relatable Lilla’s Sunflowers is! Here’s why you should check it out!

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How Do You Teach Someone To Love What is Difficult?

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We harvested our first ever sweet potatoes!

Earlier this year, I saw how a gardener had harvested nearly 30 sweet potatoes from 1 sweet potato planted in the garden bed. I was inspired! I planted a sweet potato in a pot in my mother’s garden! We started with a potato that was growing slips. We slightly covered it with soil low in […]

The Season is Changing, So I got to Work Harvesting and Storing

The Season is Changing, So I got to Work Harvesting and Storing

Where is November going? This season is changing way too quickly for me! The other day I trimmed up some stressed summer plants to see if they could give me just a little BIT more before the colder temps set in and now it’s going to be Thanksgiving Week and Jack Frost is nipping away. […]

How to make a plant from a cutting

How to make a plant from a cutting

I wanted to grow Beautyberry so I took a cutting to propagate. Here’s a simple way to regrow plants from cuttings.

How To Make Garden Fresh Frittatas

When your harvest is too small to serve a large side, turn to the frittata!

Using a Blacklight to Find “Hard to Spot” Pests in the Garden

Using a Blacklight to Find “Hard to Spot” Pests in the Garden

Previously in this blog, and across social media, I shared terrifying photos. Hornworm poop Hornworm Eggs While their presence seems to be dwindling, I still see some signs that they are around like bare stems here and there. So after some other gardeners shared with me how much easier it is to spot hornworms at […]

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  • Use What You Have, Make an Impact Where You Are October 20, 2018
  • Make Your Own Numbered Bean Bags – Crafting for Educating August 29, 2018
  • Here’s How We Are Using Scissors and Tongs to Build Fine Motor Skills August 28, 2018
  • Did You Know Your Kids Can Bowl For Free With This App? Here’s How it Went With My Toddler July 29, 2018
  • Here’s Why My DIY Squishy Bags Weren’t a Complete Fail, and You Should Try Them Too July 25, 2018

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