It’s about time that retailers start to meet the needs of urban gardeners. Most city dwellers have access to a small backyard or just a terrace. The presence of taller buildings means…
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Robin Burnside wrote a cookbook that promotes a lifestyle from the farm to your table. One aspect of The Homesteader’s Kitchen that I enjoy is her desire to teach people how…
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Today for my Delightful Mondays I simply wish to share some pictures I took this weekend at the Farmers market. It is such a treat to eat fresh, local produce. I…
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Not Far from a Tree is a worthy initiative that is in operation for the third summer in Toronto. Founder and director Laura Reinsborough was tired to walk by fruit trees…
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With all those great food photography, I had a hard time deciding which recipes to feature this week for my Delightful Mondays. So, I opted to feature three food blogs instead…
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To start the weekend, I share two pictures that illustrate well local nature. I saw this post by my Japanese friend Yurys. She photographed lotus in blooms at the Ueno Park in Tokyo. The view…
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I spotted on Sweet Paul two fun and easy DIY projects that have summer writing all over them. The first crafty idea let’s you build your own affordable hot house. This…
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Vertical gardens look amazing and once you know a few tricks, it is not as hard as it seems to make your own vertical garden indoor or outdoor. The size of…
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You could make your home made version of seed bombs, but if you are like me, you probably have no time left to do that. When I heard that Anthropologie sells seed…
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If you are willing to spend more to get a true feel of mid-century design that was popular in California, have a look at the vast collection of containers and planters…
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Another way to update the look of your backyard or your front porch is to get new planters. Since we often need many, I searched for affordable planters that make a…