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My Food and Gardens: Trapping Garden Creatures

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My Food and Gardens. From family gardening to cooking. Tuesday, August 20, 2013. The little guy found a trap, set it up with a little peanut butter one night. It worked. He caught a shy little guy. He was relocated miles away to a very secluded wooded area where we have pictures of them thriving and growing to massive sizes. Here is a video of one of the released and angry animals. Gardener on Sherlock Street. August 20, 2013 at 6:21 PM. Hope the coons are happy in their new home! View my complete profile.

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A Diva's Garden: Admiring Plants In St. Croix, VI

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A Diva Who Traded Her High Heels for a Kitchen Garden. Tuesday, June 19, 2012. Admiring Plants In St. Croix, VI. Greetings from St. Croix, VI. I left my garden and decided to spend a week soaking up the sun in St. Croix, VI. My brother is tending to my garden. I pray that everything is living when I return. St. Croix has not disappointed! Aloe - Perfect for my sunburned back, ouch! This plant is huge as you can see. It's about 4 feet tall and growing. Coconut Palm. The coconuts are cut down for guest...

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A Diva's Garden: June 2013

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A Diva Who Traded Her High Heels for a Kitchen Garden. Saturday, June 29, 2013. Here's a few of my visitors. The squirrels were the first to visit of course. They will sit and eat until they're about to explode. A peck on the window will send them away if they get too greedy. The blue jays haven't found it yet. In the second picture, they are feeding where I had the feeder originally. A cardinal and his mate have found it as well. Do you feed the birds? What backyard visitors do you get? There's conflict...

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My Food and Gardens: Game Camera: Natural Trophy

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My Food and Gardens. From family gardening to cooking. Thursday, September 5, 2013. Game Camera: Natural Trophy. After a long wait for the little monster, we finally saw a few pictures of our raccoon we released to a safer place. He seems to have found a new family as there were many different pictures. We also caught a few rabbits, hogs, coyotes and of course deer of all sizes on the camera. The little monster was happy to see his relocated friend happy and still a little cranky. View my complete profile.

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My Food and Gardens: August 2013

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My Food and Gardens. From family gardening to cooking. Friday, August 23, 2013. He likes school, his teacher (finally) and all of his friends. His problem is being told to wake up. He is a cranky little monster in the mornings that will have a few toys taken away if he does not correct his attitude. Tuesday, August 20, 2013. Here is a video of one of the released and angry animals. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Garden on Sherlock Street.

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My Food and Gardens: July 2013

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My Food and Gardens. From family gardening to cooking. Monday, July 15, 2013. Friday, July 12, 2013. Here are a few fireworks we set off for the fourth. The little monster loved them. We threw in a few sparklers at the end. He had so much fun he talked his uncle into doing it again a few nights later. This did not require much talking since my brother had already planned on the activity on a night he was off. Thursday, July 11, 2013. Dahlia - Garden Wonder. Tuesday, July 9, 2013. It is almost time for fa...

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My Food and Gardens: Crepe Myrtes

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My Food and Gardens. From family gardening to cooking. Tuesday, September 17, 2013. September 19, 2013 at 4:55 PM. Hi Erin, that is truly one of the brightest crepe myrtles that I have ever seen. How nice that you cut off the flowers for your grandmother together with your kid. I dont have that tree in my garden, but we have many growing in the neighborhood. I dont recall seen everyone trimming the old blooms off and wonder if that will increase flowering? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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My Food and Gardens: May 2013

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My Food and Gardens. From family gardening to cooking. Friday, May 31, 2013. Things to do with your son during summer II. Disclaimer: This post does not have pictures to give you an example since I was too busy having fun with my son to grab a camera. Alright, back to the list. We will continue with something I thought of one rainy summer night after ants infiltrated our home and tried to take over. Then do not make one. Just grab the mattress. Anything out of the norm is fun for kids. They are a lot che...

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A Diva's Garden: Vegetable Garden Fencing

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A Diva Who Traded Her High Heels for a Kitchen Garden. Wednesday, March 14, 2012. I decided to expand my garden this year. Last year it was 10 x 20, and was somewhat crowed with what I planted. This year I'm going to till a 25 x 25 or 30 x 30 area and fence it in similar to the picture shown. We're putting up 250 feet of privacy fencing, so I thought I would fence the garden as well. I would love to hear what you think about one method over the other. I will definitely incorporate the arbor, stepping sto...

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Julie at Home: March 2011

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Helpful. Healthful. Money Wise. Money and Personal Finance. Sunday, March 27, 2011. Grocery Savings that Make Sense. Saving money on groceries is on the mind of America. Just look at the gardening trend. More people are planning on growing food than spending money on lawns and flowers this year. Not surprising, considering the cost of fresh produce. The ends were cut off the crowns and they were selling it cheaper. Go figure. The store brand of frozen broccoli cuts - the ones that are all stalks ...It is...