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Monthly Archives: March 2012
A Sneak Peek At Our New Raised Bed Colonial Garden
It’s not quite done yet but I couldn’t resist I had to show you all how much has been done but I am not showing you everything not just yet! See the pile of rocks in the middle yes “The … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Whole Foods For Health, Frugality, Greenhouse & Seed Starting, Homesteading, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), Projects from the Viking in my life!, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged affordable, bunching onions, carrots, colonial garden, colonial gardens, diy, economical, frugal, frugal living, garden, gardening, healthy, herbs, home, homestead, homestead living, homesteading, Jerusalem Artichoke, leeks, lettuce, peas, radishes, raised bed garden, suburban homestead, sustainable living, viking
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The Winner of The “Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co. Products Giveaway” is…and “The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post No. 17”
Drumroll…..and the winner of the two giveaway prizes for our celebration and the “Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co.” products giveaway are as follows: Crafty Cristy from Twenty Foot Garden wins the book “The Heirloom Life Gardener” and Carolyn M. from … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaway, Greenhouse & Seed Starting, Homesteading, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), The Suburban Homestead Life
Tagged Baker Creek Heirloom, Baker Creek Heirloom Seed, blog, bloggers, congratulations, diy, Facebook, flowers, garden, greenhouse, Heirloom Life Gardener, homestead, Linky Tools, Ole, Ole' Saturday Homesteading Trading Post, projects, saturday, spring, spring fever, twitter, winners
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Last Chance To Enter Our Celebration Giveaway Featuring Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co. Products Until Noon Tomorrow!
If you have not entered this giveaway it is not too late. Entries will be accepted until noon tomorrow Friday March 30th and then the winner will be announced in tomorrow’s “Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post” blog hop and blog … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaway, Homesteading, Uncategorized
Tagged baker creek heirloom seed co, celebration, Free, garden, gardening, Giveaway, opportunity, savings, winner
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Gas is Rising Again Just In Time For Spring Vacations
I just read in the news today that American’s are angry because gas prices rose about 30 cents per gallon this month and while they say that this is not hurting American “spending” confidence at this time it is going … Continue reading
Posted in Frugality, Money Talks, Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, 7 tips to save you money, budgeting, change lifestyle, cut budget, economy, expensive, finance, food prices are climbing, gas, gas prices are rising, money talks, prices rising, saving money, spring vacations, staycation, summer vacations, the tomato story, trips
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Here’s To All Women Homesteaders
Why are historical homesteads so near and dear to my heart? I have always felt them tug at my heart strings whenever I go visit one……. I can just see the Mom “The Matron of the Homestead” kneeling by the … Continue reading
Posted in Frugality, Homesteading, Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged butter churn, courageous, deborah jean's dandelion house, farm girl, fireplace, hearth, homesteader, homesteading, letters of a woman homesteader, lil suburban homestead, matron, odds, old fashioned laundry wringer, resilient, resourceful, simplicity, spirit, strength, strong, the way grandmama does it, trek, white wolf summit farm girl, wilderness, women, yester year
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“Celebration Giveaway” From Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co.
We have had to postpone our blog hop this week due to Linky Tools Server issues but I do have exciting news about our Blog “Celebration Giveaways” from Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co. too! Today is the big day … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaway, Homesteading, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged A to Z planting guide, Baker Creek Heirloom, blog hop, book, celebration, cooking with heirloom produce, Facebook, Free, gardening gloves, Giveaway, Heirloom plant, homesteading, Indiana Jones, Linky Tools, New York Times Magazine, seed saving, seeds, sustainable living, The Heirloom Life Gardener, The Ole' Saturday Homesteading Trading Post, twitter
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Giveaway Coming Up Just In Time For “The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post” Blog Hop!
As you know I was so excited to hit 100 email followers and 100 Facebook followers I wanted to provide my readers a special opportunity to win one of two prizes since I had hit two different milestones in one … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaway, Uncategorized
Tagged 100 email followers, 100 facebook followers, Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, Facebook, flowers, garden, Giveaway, Heirloom plant, homestead, peppers, Plant, saturday, seed, tomatoes, twitter, vegetables
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Up-Cycled Rotating Strawberry Planter
One of my favorite projects the Viking has put together is our “Up-Cycled” Rotating Strawberry Planter. I love it because he actually used a discarded item a water tank that nobody wanted anymore to make a fabulous item that sits … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Whole Foods For Health, Homesteading, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), The Suburban Homestead Life, Unprocessed Food Staples
Tagged affordable, berries, berry, clover, crimson clover, discarded, diy, frugal, garden, gardening, gardening idea, planter, project, rotating, strawberries, strawberry planter, sustainable, trash, treasure, upcycled, water tank
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All About Bees – Searching For Queen Cells
This is the time of year when lots of Bee Keeping Clubs have field days for their members….my husband and I have been so busy on hour homestead we have not been able to make it to one of them … Continue reading
Posted in Bee Keeping, Homesteading, Uncategorized
Tagged Bee, bee keeping, bee yard, beekeeping, Colony collapse disorder, comb, drones, hive, honey, Honey bee, kill, pick and choose, Queen, queen cells, raising queen bees, searching for our queen, shake bees out, smoker, United States, Worker bee
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Pleasant Pumpkin Soup
Pleasant Pumpkin Soup 4 C. chicken stock (You can add more if you like but I like my soup thicker) 1 tsp. salt 2 C. to 4 C. cubed fresh pumpkin (this really is about personal preference whether you want … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Whole Foods For Health, Frugality, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), My Tiny Galley Kitchen's Results, Uncategorized, Unprocessed Food Staples
Tagged Black pepper, Broth, Carbonada Criolla, fresh, gourd, healthy, herbs, homemade chicken broth, Latin America, nutritious, olive oil, onion, parsley, prepared, Pumpkin, Pumpkin soup, Recipe, squash, Stock (food), thyme, unprocessed food staples, whole foods
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