Sentences with phrase «few local garden»

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But thanks to one local teen, a few yogurt containers, and a makeshift rooftop garden, more than 400 trees have now been saved and replanted.

My pantry was missing a few ingredients, so I made do with what I had available: — Instead of arugula, I subbed baby kale and parsley from my garden — Instead of white wine vinegar, I used tangerine balsamic from a local artisan — Instead of sour cream (mine was growing blue hair, oops), mayo (Just to share ideas for how to compensate) Thank you for this delicious and healthy dish!

With the help of three local farm workers, they grow tea and napier grass, raise three zero - grazing cows and a few dairy goats, and cultivate a kitchen garden.

It feels good to wake up in the morning during the spring, summer or autumn, pick up some goodies in your small garden or take a bike ride for a quick stop to your local market and few minutes later, while whistling your favorite song (in my case a few repetitive notes from enchanting My Sister by Tindersticks these days) and make a huge, colorful and refreshing vegan salad, which will substitute your whole meal.

You could always see if local garden centres have some oil to sell to see you through a few days, but if not, make sure the boiler can't be started.

It is important to remember that you will NOT get the full benefit from oregano just by eating the leaves of the herb you have bought at your local garden center, or by eating a few oregano leaves on your pizza or in your salad.

A few weeks ago I spent a day with a wonderful organization called «Kids Grow» - a children's program that encourages interest in gardening and takes place in local community gardens.

But we still have a few more weeks of tomatoes rolling in from local farms and gardens.

Thelma's spent the past few years getting involved in her community — joining a book club, selling knit goods at the local farmers market and planting an extensive edibles garden.

Many children do not have gardens or outside space so their local playground represents one of their few opportunities to enjoy outdoor play and activity.

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The Kata Orient House is well placed to make the most of everything the area has to offer and is surrounded by plenty of restaurants and shops to explore.Beautiful Kata Beach is just a few minutesâ $ ™ walk away, and the Big Buddha, Chang Safari Elephant Trekking and Kata View Point are also all close by, making this three star hotel a great choice if you want a relaxing base but still want to be close to all the local amenities and tourist attractions.If venturing further afield, the famous Patong Beach is just 15 minutes drive away, while Phuket International Airport is 45 minutes away.There are just 33 rooms at The Kata Orient House and each is individually decorated with either pool or garden views from the private lanais.

Impiana Resort & Spa Phuket is a four - star beachside resort located mere metres away from Soi Bangla - Patongs west coast party hub.It is also just a few minutes walk to Jungceylon, the islands largest and most impressive shopping mall that also houses many quality restaurants and beauty centres.You can step from Impiana Resort & Spa Phuket right onto the beach and enjoy this long and lively strand.As for accommodation, the resort houses 68 guestrooms and suites all decorated in classic Thai style using local textiles, wood and fabrics.There are eight accommodation categories: Superior Garden View at 29sqm, Superior Sea View at 29sqm, Deluxe Garden View at 37sqm, Deluxe Sea View, also at 37sqm, 76sqm Impiana Suites, 86sqm Family Suites, 57sqm Junior Suites and a Royal Suite that measures a generous 270sqm.

And while we're seeing a resurgence of interest in so - called «real food» or slow food and local food, it's going to take a lot more than a few urban rooftop farms in big cities, or the expansion of certified organic shipping container farms, or an explosion in countertop gardening units to go from our current wasteful food and agriculture system to a model that is ultimately sustainable and future - focused.

I would make the yearly pilgrimage to the local garden centre in mid-May and purchase some easy - to - grow impatiens and a few other annuals and then set about stuffing them in a few pots along with a small garden plot out in front of the pool shed (mainly to try and disguise the big, ugly pool shed) and voila — instant garden!

I picked up a few little hens and chicks and other succulents at our local garden center and rounded up whatever containers I could find around the house.

I got a huge bundle from my local garden centre / florist for a few pounds, and it's a (messy) delight to work with as it naturally binds itself together