The Mulchinator
byAutumn after autumn, I’ve gazed longingly at the fallen leaves from our three hardwood trees, knowing what excellent mulch they would make if I…
Autumn after autumn, I’ve gazed longingly at the fallen leaves from our three hardwood trees, knowing what excellent mulch they would make if I…
My membership renewal letter from Georgia Organics arrived last week, and in it was a handy business card printed with the 2013 Shopper’s Guide…
So I stole borrowed a few old gate hinges from my dad’s workroom about a year ago, because I’m a thief I knew that…
By the time our CSA finally started up last May, I was so desperate for fresh salad greens that I was eyeing the houseplants in a…
In his last post, hubby mentioned the permeable pavers under our carport, and I’d like to talk a little more about them. Driveways, sidewalks,…
This is going to sound off-topic, but bear with me. For the last few years, renovation projects Jenn and I have tackled on our…
Spent the last two days in a wonderful class at Auburn University, becoming certified to plant rain gardens. Rain gardens are beautiful, low-maintenance areas…
While working on our 100-year-old house, we often find bizarro pieces of metal buried underground or hidden in the crawlspace. Instead of throwing them…
Have to admit, I was a little bah-humbug about the holidays this year. Before Halloween had even arrived, it looked as if the Christmas…