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Natural Controls For Cabbage Whites
Fun craft project with kiddos Of Kale And Cabbage Butterflies Cabbage Whites, Cabbage Moths, Cabbageworm, all are names for the very common (yet introduced) Cabbage White Butterfly (Pieris rapae). Under two inches wide, white or cream with distinctive black dots … Continue reading
Lose The Lawn, Mitigate Climate Change
Protecting pollinators nurtures life on the planet Making The Best Of The Worst Argh! Seems like every day brings more dire news about the environmental devastation climate change is causing. It makes me cry; sorrow for the planet feels like … Continue reading
Posted in Birds In The Garden, Care & Feeding, Climate Change, Garden Design, Gardening With Children, Health & Wellbeing, Native Plants, Plant Diversity, Plant Partnerships, Pollination Gardens, Pollinators, Recipes, Soil, Sustainable Gardening, Sustainable Living, Vegan Recipes, Weed Control
Tagged Nurturing Nature, Protecting Pollinators, Rosemary Mint Lemonade
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When In Drought, Make Herb Salts
Genovese basil salt tastes fabulous Helping Pollinators Through Dry Summers My bee keeper friend Charles showed me a picture of his bees during our recent heat dome event. Except for a few guards left to mind the glass-sided hive, hundreds … Continue reading
Posted in Care & Feeding, Climate Change, Hardy Herbs, Plant Partnerships, Pollination Gardens, preserving food, Recipes, Sustainable Gardening, Sustainable Living, Vegan Recipes
Tagged Growing & Harvesting Herbs, Herbs For Pollinators, Lemon Garlic Salt, Making Herb Salts, Supreme Basil Salt
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Scabby Potatoes & Summery Salads
Scab is the athlete’s foot of the garden, present everywhere Cleaning Up Scabby Soil The Pea Patch I inherited produced a lot of volunteers this spring, relicts of past crops. I left a lot of the borage for the pollinators, … Continue reading
Posted in Care & Feeding, Early Crops, Garden Prep, Health & Wellbeing, pests and pesticides, Soil, Sustainable Gardening, Sustainable Living, Vegan Recipes
Tagged Basil Dressing Light, Cover Crops For Scabby Soil, Gardenly Potato Salad With Basil Dressing, New Potatoes, Potato & Pea Pod Salad, Potato Scab, Storing Potatoes
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