Sentences with phrase «little garden so»

But the book overall makes you want to find the time, space, and energy to have your own little garden so you can enjoy these full flavors.

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So just give us a sense on — I mean if you don't mind revisiting it specifically on this promotion of how that average ticket at Olive Garden can go up given the fact that you and the customers seem to both agree that it has gotten a little bit expensive.

your garden is gorgeous:) I love that you posted this, so people can see how little space you need to grow so much awesomeness!!

I figured I would turn all of the so - so mini tomatoes from our garden into some little veggie snacks to enjoy all week and roasted them this afternoon.

The ones I grow in my garden are much more tender than the kind I'd been buying at the store, so these need very little prep to go in a salad or smoothie.

I used some apple peppers and crimson reds that we grew in our garden, so we got a little extra heat.

it's good to note that these were also enjoyed by all the grownups at our garden party ~ not so popular with the little kids!

The little plum tree in our garden was laden with plums this year, so I've been indulging in lots of bowls of plum compote (one of my fave desserts ever!)

I think that we grew zucchini in our little garden when I was growning up, just so that we could make stuffed zucchini flowers all (mid) summer long.

So, JD and I spent a little time poking around in the vegetable garden.

I've just put my plant in my garden and it's not quite ready to harvest yet so I ended up buying a whole plant from a garden center as it was cheaper than buying it in the little packages at the supermarket!

It's so easy and SO yummy (and actually inspired me to start my own little patio herb garden so I'd always have the ingredients to make this dishso easy and SO yummy (and actually inspired me to start my own little patio herb garden so I'd always have the ingredients to make this dishSO yummy (and actually inspired me to start my own little patio herb garden so I'd always have the ingredients to make this dishso I'd always have the ingredients to make this dish).

It sounds so wonderful with your own little vegetable garden.

Yes I love having a veggie garden, its such a great little hobby and so nice to grow your own food and know exactly where it comes from:)

Used shallot because had no scallion, 2 eggs, and I could not find my fennel in my crazy little kitchen so I used some Mexican Tarragon from my garden, which has a bit of an anise - ey taste.

The garden has produced a bumper crop of apples this year, the cherries didn't do so well and what little we had the birds got.

My chard just popped up in the garden, so it'll be a little while before I can cook with it, but I will have to remember this one!

a few of my grandchildren deciced they wanted to spend the weekend and while doing so decided to look for something they themselve could make for themand grandma for lunch while i was out doing things in the garden, so to make a long story short when asked if they could make lunch i said sure but no cooking on the stove.thinking that would save them geyying hurt in any way.i half exoecte beanut butter and jelly or ham and chesse sandwiches and chips or something but what got was This wonderful Taco Pizza., I always keep taco meat made up i the freezer along with all the other things in which to make easy fast dishes for them needless to say i was delighted and surprized., when i askes how they did it I was told thats for us to know and you to enjoy.well I did and i think that if a 14,10 and very very smart 3 yr old can make this its simply wonderful.thank you and it took some work but i bribed the 10 yr old into telling my where he found it thank goodness the computer has history, lol, and bookmarking.its something every mother or grandmother should try to make with their little taco lovers.thank you From a grandmother

And here's an obligatory I'm so proud of my little garden shot for you.

So much to do and play with in this little neck of the garden, which is essential really.

While the organic strawberries I have growing in my little garden are great, or so I'm led to believe (my kids gobble them up just as soon as I pick them), I only had four plants to start out with this year and they aren't nearly prolific enough yet.

I do love this time of the year out there so much - when the plants are strong enough and big enough to handle a little interference from some weeds, and while there is just so much coming in from the garden.

Even though Spring hasn't quite shown her face just yet I'm so excited for gardening and I know my little toddler will be too, what better way to get those curious hands involved than with their own tools!

Little touches can also make a big difference; polish up the metal numbers on your house, repaint your post box, replace broken or damaged plant pots and garden ornaments so that you have a gorgeous exterior and a place to be proud of.

They are just so long lasting, long stemmed, and I think it's one of the best smells of summer - an armful of sweet peas coming in from the garden, or a tiny little vase next to my bed when I wake up.

Or, you might be working in the garden with your little one nearby, sensitive to noticing a moment that calls you to put down your rake so you can kneel on the damp earth and let your toddler lead the way to the discovery of a blossom or a butterfly or a strawberry or the green spikes of the emerging corn he planted himself.

However, having fresh produce at my disposable for nearly free is a pretty awesome selling point, so each year I experiment a little more than the year before and I've found the things that I can grow with little to no effort in my garden, and those that haven't worked for me due to my ineptitude or simply the type of soil and pests we have in my part of the world.

Even the children who do live in such places often have so many scheduled activities that they have very little time to spend their yards or gardens.

A nest box provides a little shelter for your garden birds to rest in, and these can be placed in tall trees so that they're easily accessible.

So that part was easy for me because then feeding for her became an easy thing, and honestly I'm looking forward to the freedom, you know, I mean we took a little day trip last week to a botanical garden an hour away, and I had to pump on the way there and the way back, just so that I wouldn't be pumping when we got home so that I could put her to bed, you know, because it just doesn't, you can't pump and do something else at the same timSo that part was easy for me because then feeding for her became an easy thing, and honestly I'm looking forward to the freedom, you know, I mean we took a little day trip last week to a botanical garden an hour away, and I had to pump on the way there and the way back, just so that I wouldn't be pumping when we got home so that I could put her to bed, you know, because it just doesn't, you can't pump and do something else at the same timso that I wouldn't be pumping when we got home so that I could put her to bed, you know, because it just doesn't, you can't pump and do something else at the same timso that I could put her to bed, you know, because it just doesn't, you can't pump and do something else at the same time.

If it's the right time, you could even make a fun outing to the community garden or orchard so your little one can see where the food comes from.

I hope these ideas encourage you to garden with your kids, even if it's just a little herb garden on the window sill, there is so much to learn and grow!

The joy on our little one's face when she plucks her own fruits and vegetables to eat is so immense that it keeps me going with gardening no matter how busy life may be.

To do so, use a small gardening shovel, cake server, spatula or your hands to make two vertical cuts on one short side of a bread pan where it meets the longer sides, then fold down or remove a little over half of that short side to expose the soil.

So do whatever you can to get a little more dirty — refrain from using antibacterial cleaners, get a pet, spend time out in nature, hand wash your dishes, and garden in the mud.

Many choose to eliminate dandelion from lawns and gardens, but those who wish to cultivate the herb have very little trouble doing so.

While the other two little ones were napping, my 4 year old and I created this little garden and we had so much fun doing it!

I wanted it make it pretty so I got a couple of items from my kitchen, some beautiful hydrangea's from my garden and off I went to decorate my new little outdoor table.

So, off we went to our local gardening center in search of some of the cutest little plants to fill the teacups.

So I'm going to just share things that I'm actually wearing in my real life and I hope that you'll be able to get a little outfit inspiration even if it's not the most avant garden or out - there style.

So when I can, I've been going outside and doing a little work to clean up our garden.

Their tender leaves are so appetizing and I enjoy mixing in a little of whatever else is in the garden, including edible flowers and herbs.

It's elegant and understated, so it only made sense that once I was lucky enough to get my excited little fingers on it that I would take to one of those English country gardens to shoot it for this review.

You want to make sure that it's draining well cause if it michael kors handbags hasn't, it draining well you haven't had enough holes in the bottom of it so stick your finger down in there to make sure it's not too wet because things wont like it if it's too wet and sometimes we don't have a tendency to poke enough holes in these plastic bags for drainage and this is just a really easy way just to have a little, little garden, even an herb garden or whatever you want to grow in it, flowers too.

The artwork found at Chihuly Garden and Glass looks so special, and I love the little otters - adorable!!

We are so excited about our little garden!

So happy you like our little garden!

So excited you like our little garden!

So link up a little motivation, home decor, gardening beauty, creative crafts and / or delicious recipes.

You will get so much enjoyment watching your little garden grow.