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grain girls: Books

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Former college roommates. Aspiring culinary student from Seattle joins adventure lovin' yogi from Salt Lake to cook through the book Whole Grains Every Day, Every Way by Lorna Sass. Stay tuned.we can't help ourselves when it comes to buying cookbooks! We want to share our favorites with you! The Dirty Life: On Farming, Food, and Love. I can't find one and assume the farm does not have internet access :). Don't worry, we'll get back to cookbooks soon enough. Five Reasons Why You Should Read. 5 Plain old m...

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MO FARM: December 2011

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There are few things I love more than decorating for the Christmas season. That said, it's been tough to get into the spirit so far, but last week I set my mind to creating a welcoming entrance. Call it peer pressure, because my neighbours spare no expense or effort in offering a carnival of lights, glowing deer and garland! I decided to skip the fanfare and focus on what I love most - the understated beauty of natural materials. How are you decorating for the holidays? Thursday, December 08, 2011. I'm a...

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MO FARM: Spring?

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It must be, because my seeds are here! It's been a loooong winter for my family and I, and I've been miserable at updating the Mo Farm blog. But it's a new season, and a fresh start, and I cannot WAIT to be back in fresh air, sunshine and soil. Looking back at last season, I'm already behind! I'll be sowing my first round of seeds this weekend, (a solid week behind last season's schedule) and you can start too! Check out this post from last year. For everything you need to sow and grow from seed!

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MO FARM: Getting Back to Sun & Soil

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Getting Back to Sun and Soil. Is there any better feeling? It was a long, hard, bitter winter for my family and I. While the weather wasn't too harsh, our cicumstances were. we fought depression and boredom. We fought with eachother. We fought with our finances. We fought cancer. It feels good to be back. What are you growing this year? Friday, May 25, 2012. June 1, 2012 at 11:52 PM. Im sorry to hear you had such a rough go of things this winter but glad to hear your spirits are lifting.

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MO FARM: November 2011

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Wednesday, November 02, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a Hort Geek-turned-Marketing Professional who yearns to rediscover the important things in life by getting back to the dirt. In 2010, I started my first urban farm project in my rented backyard in the suburbs of Southern Ontario, while dreaming of a simpler, sustainable life in the big, wild country. View my complete profile. The Garden of Eating - Niagara. Go Go Green Garden. Tree and Twig Heirlooms. Road Trippin': Bonnaroo 2011.

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Urban Garden Share

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Santa Cruz, Ca. There is limited green space for food and flowers in this place we call the urban jungle. Matching homeowners (with garden space) to gardeners (with experience) is the perfect solution for cultivating both food production and community. Condo and apartment dwellers are faced with containers or p-patches as their only prospects for vibrant gardens. Homeowners can be overwhelmed by yet-another-garden-project. Together, we make a great team. Learn more and sign up or check out the listings.

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GardenHouse Nutrition: Captain's enchiladas

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Monday, February 28, 2011. Why is it that after it's been a stint since writing a blog post or a journal entry, we feel the need to say, "sorry it's been a while" or give some justification of what we have been doing that would elicit such absent behavior? It's as if our blog or journal is some loyal dog that has been waiting at the door for us hungry. How am I to fit molasses into my diet? Serves 4 to 6. 2 T coconut oil. 1 small onion, chopped. 5 cloves garlic, chopped. 1 T ground cumin. 189; cup water.

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Resources - UrbanGardenShare.org

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There are a ba-jillion resources available to gardeners and urban homesteaders these days, but here we will list a few of our go-to, must-have, buy-them-now favorites. Seattle Tilth Martime NW Gardening Guide. Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades by Steven Solomon. River Cottage Cookbook by Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall. Whatcom Co, Wa. Santa Cruz, Ca. Sonoma County, Ca. We rely on the support and interest of others in our community to continue making improvements to the site. On the horizon?

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Urban Garden Share

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There is limited green space for food and flowers in this place we call the urban jungle. Matching homeowners (with garden space) to gardeners (with experience) is the perfect solution for cultivating both food production and community. Condo and apartment dwellers are faced with containers or p-patches as their only prospects for vibrant gardens. Homeowners can be overwhelmed by yet-another-garden-project. Together, we make a great team. Learn more and sign up or check out the listings. Whatcom Co, Wa.

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262 {balcony garden} | Joie de Vivre

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Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? April 24, 2011 at 7:13 pm · Filed under Gardening. And tagged: Balcony Garden. It took a little while, but it finally felt like Spring arrived in Seattle yesterday and it inspired me to make my annual trip to Bellevue Nursery. Empress of India Nasturtium. Waveret Petit Pois Pea. 8230;and a variety of Lettuces — Petite Rouge, Flashy Trout’s Back, Buttercrunch, Merlot and Black Seeded Simpson. Author of Apartment Gardening. It’s...