Tomatoes of all shapes and sizes via Instagram
Tomatoes of all shapes and sizes via Instagram Another trip to the Farmers Market this week and another batch of wonderful produce pictures. and Follow Don’t miss a single post! Sign Continue Reading
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Tomatoes of all shapes and sizes via Instagram Another trip to the Farmers Market this week and another batch of wonderful produce pictures. and Follow Don’t miss a single post! Sign Continue Reading
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Box o’ chilies 🌶 Grab a handful to take home. Another trip to the Farmers Market this week and another batch of wonderful produce pictures. and Follow Don’t miss a Continue Reading
I love these antique doorknobs and doorplates repurposed in this way. I think you could use it in any number of ways depending on how sturdily you mounted it to Continue Reading
Archive.org has a host of old gardening books (from mid-19th to mid-20th Century) available in many formats and on a host of topics. I happened across a few in my Continue Reading
Little tomatoes for making sauce at the local Farmers Market Another trip to the Farmers Market this week and another batch of wonderful produce pictures. and Follow Don’t miss a Continue Reading
Yellow Barhi Dates Can’t say I’ve ever seen these before. Another trip to the Farmers Market this week and another batch of wonderful produce pictures. and Follow Don’t miss a Continue Reading
A short clip on the Mortgage Lifter Tomato A tomato, that’s right, a tomato, helped lift one family out of poverty during the hard times of the 1930s. From the Continue Reading
Squash Another trip to the Farmers Market this week and another batch of wonderful produce pictures. and Follow Don’t miss a single post! Sign up for the Gardener’s Notebook Mailing Continue Reading
Archive.org has a host of old seed catalogs (from mid-19th to mid-20th Century) available in many formats and on a host of topics. I happened across a few in my Continue Reading