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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • Our Yard: Edible Tree and Shrub Catalogue

    / December 27, 2016

    We are entering 2017 with a yard full of new trees. It’s time I made a list of exactly what we have out there in our vast landscape (just kidding, it’s 1/3 an acre). We took down the hairless peach because the brown rot has been out of control for years. We had tried sprays and pruning, but in the…

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    Week by Week Guide for Starting the Spring Garden

    January 31, 2019

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    August 6, 2023

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    June 8, 2019
  • How to Underglaze Imprinted Clay

    / December 15, 2016

      This is a simple method to underglaze an imprint in your clay piece, which is a great method for decorating ornaments with vintage letterpress, lace or other one of a kind textures and making the patterns pop. You need an imprinted and bisque-fired piece of pottery, a paintbrush, underglaze, water, and a sponge or rag. While this does waste…

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    It’s Another New Year

    January 8, 2019

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    March 31, 2019

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    February 12, 2013
  • What’s Growing

    / December 9, 2016

    monthly garden pic The following edibles are currently growing in the garden: arugula Brussels sprouts cilantro carrots dill garlic kale onions oregano spinach Swiss chard There are also some mystery greens. I had a couple packets of old seeds that I sprinkled off the side of the deck into the dirt below, and that section is full of sprouts! The…

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    Curious George Teaches Kids to Garden

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    Coastal Discovery Museum’s Butterfly Habitat Plants

    February 18, 2019
  • Christmas Heavy

    / December 7, 2016

    Around Christmas every year, I feel heaviness — not from Thanksgiving feasting — but an emotional heaviness. I’d like to explain it away by the change in weather or that the seasonal glitz and magic of the holidays have dulled as the years wear on, but I can’t ever shake that there is a shadow over my heart. It’s been…

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    May 25, 2019

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  • Chocolate Milk and Anger

    / November 15, 2016

    I was upstairs scrubbing my jawline with acne cleanser (thank you, mid-30s hormones and anxiety for bad skin), and I’m listening to the boys making their chocolate milk. They’ve learned to dump instant breakfast packets in a glass, pour the milk and stir. It’s their favorite drink (favorite breakfast as well) and it was a big deal that the youngest…

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    In the trailing days of summer

    September 17, 2019

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    January 30, 2019
  • Thoughts on Politics

    / November 12, 2016

    If people can be moved to deny the God-ascribed dignity and worth of fellow humans on account of politics, money, race or religion, there is no line over which they cannot be coerced to cross. If however people can love regardless of these, there are no heights which cannot be achieved. From Matthew 5: 43-48 “You have heard that it…

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    Native Plant Rescue and the Return of Fire Pink

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    The Giving Tree

    May 25, 2019
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