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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Lori Buntin Art Studio. Made by Hoop Dog. Diddy Wa Diddy (Lori’s big sister). Kansas City Center for Urban Agriculture. Hoop Dog Studio is a trademark. Don't use it.

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The Middle Lands: September 2009

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In the middle of the country, in the middle of life, in the middle of happy chaos. Wednesday, September 30, 2009. You may have noticed on my sidebar, a link to my daughter's blog, " ROSEBUD. Olivia Rose is 8 years old, and wonderfully creative, caring, and bright child. I know, I know. all parent's say this but. Olivia Rose and her brother Will in a puddle at Grammy's. Links to this post. Sunday, September 27, 2009. Premieres Sunday, September, 27 at 8pm et/7pm ct. The NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA'S BEST IDEA.

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Projects | Kansas Permaculture Collaborative

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Towards a Sustainable Kansas. What’s Happening with the Kaw Permaculture Collaborative? In my way of thinking, life is a process of becoming, an opportunity for creating something unique. Encouraged, I planned to get more organized and aggressive with a plan to create a food forest. In the. Clover and plantings of Russian pea shrub, wild senna, autumn olive, and chuckling vetch. All the planted species were watered weekly or as needed into the fall and mulched in preparation for winter. Here at the Kansa...

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Crow in Garden: Harvest & Market, 5/16-5/28

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Harvest and Market, 5/16-5/28. This year I have been meaning to keep better track of my harvests so I have a better sense of what my garden produces. A couple of weeks ago, I did start weighing and measuring and recording those counts in my garden journal, but I have yet to post. Since that's what this blog is for, here's the rough count for the last two weeks:. 10 oz 'Sparkler' radishes (with greens). Roughly 2 cups lettuce, chopped (a mix of 'Jericho' and 'Flashy Trouts Back'). Bunch of chive flowers.

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Crow in Garden: In Defense of the Lowly Dandelion

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In Defense of the Lowly Dandelion. Everyone knows that the lowly dandelion is the worst "weed" of all, so of course it is the one most vigilantly combated. An overgrown dandelion can really ruin the look of a flowerbed, and once it's gone to seed you're guaranteed another batch to dig up in the summer. Thus the cycle never ends. I never knew anyone who made their own dandelion wine (or any wine, for that matter), but I always imagined eventually tracking down a bottle or making my own. Another thing you ...

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What we’re eating | Mike & Roxie's Vegetable Paradise

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Our Life in Leaves. Mike and Roxie's Vegetable Paradise. Adventures in Kansas City Gardening. What we’re eating. Now that the early crops have come and gone, we’re having a little (a very little) midsummer break. Tomatoes have only just begun to color up, broccoli is in the sideshoot stage and the green beans are blooming again after a little rest from the first big picking. We’ve been getting beets and cucumbers! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). You are co...

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A late summer recap | Mike & Roxie's Vegetable Paradise

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Our Life in Leaves. Mike and Roxie's Vegetable Paradise. Adventures in Kansas City Gardening. Laquo; Greens all summer long. Isn’t that weird? Glean while you can to help the hungry. A late summer recap. September 17, 2013 by roxiemike. After days and days of drought, the rain is finally coming down this morning, Sept. 17. Sigh. The lost opportunities. All summer long, everything has been about a month behind schedule. Usually I would have picked two or three bushels of tomatoes and had them canned b...

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Suppose we change the subject | Mike & Roxie's Vegetable Paradise

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Our Life in Leaves. Mike and Roxie's Vegetable Paradise. Adventures in Kansas City Gardening. Laquo; Chicken sweaters! Strawberries are the new tomato. Suppose we change the subject. March 20, 2014 by roxiemike. All the sports news about March Madness got me thinking about the Mad Hatter, which got me thinking about tea time and the March Hare, which got me thinking again about the saying, “Mad as a March Hare.”. I won’t lie. I do sometimes get tired of gardening. We’ve been doing it ...Now, time for tea.

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Chicken sweaters! | Mike & Roxie's Vegetable Paradise

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Our Life in Leaves. Mike and Roxie's Vegetable Paradise. Adventures in Kansas City Gardening. Laquo; Glean while you can to help the hungry. Suppose we change the subject. March 7, 2014 by roxiemike. No I’m not kidding! It’s a thing! One of my friends retweeted this picture of how modern day chickens survive winters like these. Apparently you can find them on Etsy. And there’s a group in the UK. Suppose they have patterns for egg sweaters as well? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.