Create these beautiful DIY garden stepping stones for your garden. This fun DIY craft is perfect to make in the summer.
These DIY garden stepping stones were so fun to make on a lazy summer day. Me and my daughter made one each this day for out little raised garden.
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I love to share with you today my peach freezer pop recipe. They are delicious and refreshing ice pops.
When I think of summer I always think of peaches. I think they are versatile fruit to use in the summer season. Peach Freezer Pop ‘s are a great treat to make and have on a hot sunny day. They are also quick to make and even the kids can help.
Today we are having our ice pops out by the pool.
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Hi ya’ll! Come along with me to see how to grow garlic in my raised garden bed. This year I tried planting hard neck and soft neck garlic. It’s super easy to do. Read on to learn more about growing garlic.
I feel like garlic is one of those expensive items at the grocery store that is over looked. It’s so easy to grow and you can yield a lot from one crop. So, you save money and get lots of garlic! It’s a win – win!
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Did you hear? You can help heat your home for free? Check out how to make these recycled paper logs. You can turn your scrap paper and junk mail into a useful source for your home.
I made a YouTube tutorial on how to make them at home also. You can view it towards the end of this post.
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So, how do you grow a loofah? I thought loofahs grew in the ocean.
One day I was taking a shower and I noticed on the side of my shampoo bottle that it said you can grow your own loofahs. Huh! Amazing. I learned something new, so my creativity side said, “Lets grow some loofahs!” and that’s what I did.
This is my journey on how I grew my first loofahs in my backyard. I explain what loofahs are, how to grow them yourselves and how to use them.
Stay tuned till the end I have a YouTube video if you’d like to watch it.
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Did you ever want to make apple cider? I did! The past few years I kept thinking to myself we’re going to make it. Then, I kept putting it off. Well. This is the year for apple cider at our house. Read on to see how we made it.
I’m glad that I was able to be a part of an autumn blog hop. In this blog you will also find more great apple recipes by my fellow blogging friends. Please be sure to check out their apple recipe blogs too! Links for them are at the end.
Also, while your hear. Check out my YouTube video tutorial on how we made home made apple cider. Plus, a bonus video on how we (actually – my dad) made the table for the press and crusher.
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A simple way to repurpose a pallet is to turn it into a patio diy pallet herb garden. This diy pallet herb garden took only a few hours to make with simple tools already at home. It’s great to have fresh herbs on hand throughout the warm weather. I picked the few herbs that I use the most in my cooking. Furthermore, getting the kids involved in planting and growing their own food is great to help them learn too.
Read more below to find out how we made this patio pallet herb garden and also watch a video tutorial.
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It’s time to welcome spring! Learn how to make this DIY boxwood wreath.
What better way then to add fresh greenery to your front door.
Read along to learn how to make this simple DIY boxwood wreath for your spring time home décor.
You can make this boxwood wreath for a fraction of the cost then buying one in the store. This is what inspired me to make one for myself. Every time I went shopping to buy one I was disappointed at how expensive they were. And the best part – you get to customize it yourself!
Look at the end of this post for a tutorial YouTube video.
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I’m happy that I live in an area of New York where I am able to make this sweet treat happen in my own back yard. I only tap one tree in my yard. It’s a small operation but it’s just enough for the kids. The kids get involved and learn about the maple syrup process.
I learned how to tap a maple tree a couple of years ago at a local farm. I was so excited to try it at home. The funny thing is we only have one maple tree. Go figure! Anyways, we still proceeded. At my amazement, we tapped the tree and it worked! We had maple sap flowing in no time.
Check at the end for a YouTube video tutorial and a FREE bonus!
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