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Created by: Tine

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USDA hardiness zone: 6a
Location: Chambersburg, PA
Sunset climate zone: 34
Garden type: back yard
Sunlight: 6 or more hours
Moisture: Dry to medium
Soil type: I don't know

see full post > Tine's Buzz May 06, 2012
	I'm finally back after a long winter of waiting to get back in the garden! I'm also 9 months pregnant now, but it hasn't stopped me from planting all our seedlings for this years garden :)

Liz replied 16 days ago

Congratulations! That's amazing.....getting all your seedlings planted.

see full post > Finally! Fresh carrots... in the middle of March! Mar 11, 2012
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see full post > Snow in October!!! Theres a 1st for everything.... Oct 29, 2011
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dreamwanderon replied 7 months ago

Have to get the chains on the lawn mower now to cut the grass ! Lol ! ☺

see full post > The Potato Diaries Oct 08, 2011
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Tine replied 8 months ago

There is a Blonde, a Br... (more)

see full post > A gardeners laugh for the day! Oct 03, 2011
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dreamwanderon replied 8 months ago

Too funny ! Carrot LOVE ! ☺

Xotchilt replied 7 months ago

Lovely!

Xotchilt replied 7 months ago

Lovely!

see full post > Fried Green Tomatoes anyone? Sep 24, 2011
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see full post > The last of the Tomatoes-Sauce making time! Sep 20, 2011
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see full post > An extra loooong Slug! Sep 20, 2011
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mainegarden replied 8 months ago

That is a huge slug...are all your slugs colored that way? Ours tend to me orange or gray...I thought I had big slugs...LOL that one takes the 'cake'.

Tine replied 8 months ago

Most I see are this color or similar, but I've NEVER seen one this big! It looked like a mini snake!

dreamwanderon replied 8 months ago

Bet it's a snail that outgrew it's old shell and is looking for a new one ! ☺

see full post > Say Hello To My Little Friend Sep 16, 2011
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Lynn replied 8 months ago

You have a green thumb and also a gardener's eye--I love all your close ups of plants and animals in the garden.

Claire replied 8 months ago

I love the photos too! Sad to read that this cutie goggles up your flowers - that would drive me insane. Do you do anything to get rid of them (except for scaring the poop out of them)?

see full post > Where's me Pot of gold! Sep 16, 2011
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see full post > TMR! (too much rain!) Sep 11, 2011
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see full post > A Visit to Mister Ed's! Sep 11, 2011
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Tine replied 8 months ago

Mister Ed's Elephant Museum and Candy Emporium has the nation's largest collection of elephan... (more)

see full post > Mystery solved! Sep 05, 2011
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dreamwanderon replied 9 months ago

Gotta eat, eat, eat because winter is coming ! Spinach will give him muscles like Popeye ! I thought I saw a corn cob pipe ! Lol ! ☺

Tine replied 9 months ago

He can have the marigolds, there are plenty! But man, I wish I could keep em off the spinach! Thats for me & popeye! lol

jonesies replied 9 months ago

Look at him go!

see full post > My favorite way to cook Beans! Grill em! Sep 01, 2011
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Tine replied 9 months ago

Grilling beans in foil like this makes for easy cleanup! We also add corn on the cob and potatoes to the mix using the same method- boil, grill, serve!

Groundskeeper replied 8 months ago

Neat in every way. Here's another way. Steam the beans to almost tender. Then flip them in a hot pan a few times to blister the skin and finish the cooking. They come out tender and roasty. And slightly dry, instead of soggy, as are boiled beans.

see full post > A visit from a new Butterfly :) Sep 01, 2011
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