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“[Gardening] is not graceful, and it makes one hot; but it is a blessed sort of work, and if Eve had had a spade in Paradise and known what to do with it, we should not have had all that sad business of the apple.”
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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Why grow that when you can grow this?
Why Grow That When You Can Grow This?: 255 Extraordinary Alternatives to Everyday Problem Plants is Andrew Keys’ new book, and when I read the title, I was intrigued. Andrew is a friend, a smart one, and I figured anything he … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Flowers, Friends, Going Native, Native Plants, Oklahoma, Reviews, Structure, Trees and shrubs, Vines, Wildflowers
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Eating and cooking Thanksgiving gluten and dairy free: Waldorf Salad
Hum along with me . . . and, so this is Thanksgiving . . . . My apologies to John Lennon for putting my own words in his famous song, but every year, this is what I think about our most … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Dairy Free, Food Fest, Gluten Free, Vegetables, Yum . . . ., Yummy Food
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