Gardening Without Skills
Tuesday, May 5, 2009

I'm back and I don't have chicks anymore

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The title of this post says it all. When I left my happy little home in April I had three fluffy dependent little chicks who followed me aro...
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Sunday, May 3, 2009

Wildlife Weekend :: Ding Darling

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We returned home tonight after nine long days of vacation. We had a blast, but nine days is a long, long, long time to be away from reality....
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Friday, May 1, 2009

Finally a gardening-related vacation post

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Do you know about the "Shaving Brush" tree? I hadn't heard of it, but I am quite impressed with the photos of it. These pictur...
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

My moment in the spotlight is about to end

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There's only one more day left in the month, so my moment in the Road Trip Journal spotlight is about to end. As you probably read at t...
Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Road Trip :: Sites from Sanibel Island

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Just like snowbirds in the wintertime, my idea of blogging while on vacation has taken a serious dive south. The only place we have internet...
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Sunday, April 26, 2009

Wildlife Weekend :: Salty Dog

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We're here on sunny Sanibel Island and I'm doing my best not to call our house-sitters constantly for chicken and cat reports. I can...
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Friday, April 24, 2009

Road Trip

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The family is headed south for a little vacation tonight. We're meeting family and friends for a wedding/family reunion and then relaxin...
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Kate and Crew
Central Florida, United States
We're a family of four living in semi-rural Central Florida (Zone 9b) with a brand new square foot garden. We used to have a 468 square foot vegetable garden, but it was a wash out - literally. I'm Kate and I have a devastating case of black thumb. We had originally planned on growing a magnificent vegetable garden so we could rely less on the grocery store produce aisle and more on ourselves, but so far the green thumb remains elusive. We'll continue to plant with the hopes that eventually we'll learn enough to make this unskilled gardening gig worthwhile. Until then this blog will feature a mix of gardening exploits, kid crafts & learning, living green, raising a small flock of urban chickens, and life in Central Florida.
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