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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • Wrightsville Beach Girls Weekend Pictures

    March 7, 2016 /

    Flock of birds over the sound Pier at The Oceanic The seagull thought I was a little too close and took to the sky Ruffled feathers Seagull on the pier The jetty at the end of Wrightsville Beach Up close on the jetty Sunset over the sound Seagull watches out over the sound Sunset over the sound

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  • Basil Has Sprouted!

    February 29, 2016 /

    I was slow this year, but I finally started seeds indoors. The off and on spring weather outside has been such a tease, and I’m checking my sprouts daily to see what pops up. So far I’ve started tomatoes, peppers, tomatillos, lavender, basil, and zinnias inside. The very first to sprout were  … drum roll, please…. Basil, “Italian Genovese” Heirloom – Certified Organic Seeds See those tiny little sprouts? It only took a week. My most used herb each summer…

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  • It is a Hobby or a Business?

    February 28, 2016 /

    As I move into my eleventh year of making pottery, I want to reflect on the things I do well and the things I do poorly and ask myself if I’m where I want to be – commitment level, skill level, etc. But before I can fairly assess my own performance, I have to know what my goals and intent were. I actually teach a class on stream restoration structure risk and failure assessment, and the underlying message is essentially…

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  • Morning Garden Walk

    February 25, 2016 /

    It has been awhile since I’ve taken a morning garden walk! There just isn’t that much to see in the winter unless there is a good frost. Yesterday we had threats of tornadoes and 70 degree temperatures, so that warranted a visit to see what had changed. Mint does not give up easily. These are runners I dug up this weekend that seems to still be thriving. I mail ordered this Renee’s Garden garlic, and it is happy to see…

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  • A Simple Plea

    February 22, 2016 /

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  • First attempt at pour bowls

    February 11, 2016 /

    I love being asked, “Do you make…”, because chances are good that I don’t, but am about to have fun trying something new. I also appreciate being able to post a question like “Do pour bowls need handles?” on Facebook and get an answer with in a few minutes. This was my first(ish) attempt at pour bowls, and I like the way they turned out. I made one many years ago that was completely ugly and now holds odd bits…

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