RSS- A Grand Carrot Harvest
- Visiting The Vanderbilt’s Homestead a.k.a. “The Biltmore Estate”
- The Home Apothecary – Onion Cough Syrup
- Inflation, Recession, The Fiscal Cliff Deal – When Will The Levee Break?
- A Walk Through Our Winter Garden
- Lazy Macaroni & Cheese
- Happy New Years From The Gals At Lil’ Suburban Homestead
- New Years Eve Ham Rolls
- Christmas Morning Scones
- The Best Things Are Made With Love
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Colonial Raised Bed Garden Reveal and The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post Ed. No. 20
It’s time for our “Colonial Raised Bed Garden Reveal”……we were so excited to show you all these photos that my husband climbed up with his climbing tree stand which I must admit did make me a little nervous. We are … Continue reading
Posted in Homesteading, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), Projects from the Viking in my life!, The Ole' Saturday Homesteading Trading Post, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged all things homesteading, bees, fountain, garden, gardening, homestead, Linky Tools, Ole, one of a kind fountain, raised beds, reveal, river rock, saturday, sustainable, trading post, tree stand, trellis, unique, viking, water
38 Comments
Stone: Beautiful, Strong, Timeless
This past weekend my husband and I visited a local “Stone Retailer” Stone Garden when we picked up some river rock to finish our fountain for the garden. I will be posting our big reveal for the raised bed garden … Continue reading
Posted in Family Fun, Musings, Projects from the Viking in my life!, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged art, carvings, creating your garden space, dragonflies, fountain, fountains, garden, gargoyles, mancala, mushrooms, river rock, shale, statues, stone, stone garden, water fountain
8 Comments
Herb Of The Week – Comfrey
Comfrey also known as “Knitbone” – A great prepper Herb Happy Earth Day Everyone! I chose to feature Comfrey for my second Herb of the week feature. This is an herb that lot of people probably do not have in … Continue reading
Posted in Frugality, Herbology, Just Being Feminine, The Ole' Saturday Homesteading Trading Post
Tagged comfrey, cosmetic, face mask, Google, healing properties, herb, herb of the week, herbal remedy, knitbone, peppers, Plant, poultice, prepared, salve, sports injuries, sustainable living
11 Comments
1000 Pounds of Gravel & The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post Ed. No. 19
What on earth do we need with 1000 lbs. of gravel well you better believe it has something to do with those raised beds we just put in. The Viking in my life scored a deal on 1000 lbs of … Continue reading
Posted in Homesteading, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), Projects from the Viking in my life!, The Ole' Saturday Homesteading Trading Post, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged affordable, blog hop, Facebook, frugal, frugality, garden, gardening, gravel, homestead, homestead living, homesteading, Ole, path, project, saturday, suburban homestead, sustainable, trading post, viking, walkway
12 Comments
Peruvian Chicken Lil’ Suburban Style
My husband and I used to live in the greater Washington DC metropolitan area and one of our favorite restaurants was a little place located in Falls Church, Virginia called “El Pollo Rico”….unfortunately where we live we have nothing like … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Whole Foods For Health, My Tiny Galley Kitchen's Results, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged aoli, Broth, chicken, delicious, El Pollo Rico, garlic, healthy, home, marinade, Meat, nutritious, paprika, peruvian chicken, Poultry, Recipe, red pepper, spices, spit, Washington DC, whole foods
7 Comments
Putting Your Garden On The Map
You know it is a good idea to keep a garden plan around especially if you are like me and not the most organized so you can remember what you did in the first place. Also it can help you … Continue reading
Posted in Bee Keeping, Frugality, Home Apothecary, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged Back garden, carrots, chicken coop, companion plants, fountain, garden, home garden, homesteading, lettuces, map, maturity dates, organization, Plant, planting dates, plants, radishes, raised beds, Red Sails, salads, sustainable, vegetables
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Herb Of The Week – Cuban Oregano
I have decided for a little while to do a Herb of The Week Feature! Herbs are of particular interest to me and a subject that I have great enthusiasm and passion for so this is a great way for … Continue reading
Posted in Herbology, Home Apothecary, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged Borage, Coleus, edible, garden, gardening, healthy, herb, herb garden, herbology, home apothecary, home remedy, India, Lamiaceae, lemon lime, Oregano, Plant, Plectranthus amboinicus, sage, whole foods
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Organizing Is Not My Thing But Every Good Homesteader Has To Do It & The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post No. 18
Ugh I hate organizing with a passion! Oh don’t get me wrong it feels great once it’s done but I really have to force myself to not procrastinate I would much rather be blogging, in the garden well just about … Continue reading
Posted in Are you Prepared for the future?, Family Fun, Frugality, Uncategorized
Tagged blog hop, camping, chore, efficient, essentials, frugal, home, homestead, homesteading, Linky Tools, maintenace, Ole, Ole' Saturday Homesteading Trading Post, organizing, prepared, repairing, saturday, trading post, upcycle fan, viking
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The Old Sheldon Church Ruins of Beaufort, South Carolina
I told you I would be posting soon about the Sheldon Church Ruins and finally I am putting up a blog post again. Work has been rather hectic lately and lots to do around the homestead as well…..but all of … Continue reading
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