Sentences with phrase «made planting gardens»

We took weekly trips to the farmers market in Longmont and we made planting gardens a family event.

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If you try to plant weeds in my garden, End Religion, I will reach for the roundup and make short work of them.

They will plant vineyards and drink their wine they will make gardens and eat their fruit.

For the Salvadorans, God's new earth will restore the garden of the people, which flourished before the wealthy landowners kept people from planting their corn, vegetables and beans to make room for the profit - making coffee, cotton and sugar.

One of you was telling me just last week about all the work you have put into your garden to make it suitable for planting.

Do you mean, every one has to be regimented, many kind of flowers make a beautiful garden, not just one kind of plant.

Vision is making a blueprint, money invested in education, a seed planted in a garden, a hole dug for a foundation.

Practically this plays out in preparing seeds for planting, planning the layout of the garden, making ritual supplies / tools, cleaning out the old.

Every now and then, we discovered something helpful — tools that would make chile gardening easier, help prevent damage to the precious plants, speed up the growth process or improve results.

This looks amazing, the tomato plants in our garden haven't done that well this year but I've been buying plenty at the farmer's market to make up for it.

Last spring we were able to plant a bunch of different grasses, flowers, etc to make a nice little rock garden area inside the big rocks.

Deer proof enclosure Growing our own plants from seed Cedar planters from scrap pallets Garden progress Growing strawberries More pallet planters Garden before and afters Harvesting lavender Harvesting lemon balm and making tea Garden enclosure progress Harvesting strawberries Harvesting rhubarb Discovering we have fruit trees Uses for comfrey New garden stairway Harvesting hazelnuts Building a chicken coop Harvesting a zillion plums Harvesting apples Chicken coop progress Zucchini and squash Harvesting stevia DIY chicken feeders Harvesting mason bee cGarden progress Growing strawberries More pallet planters Garden before and afters Harvesting lavender Harvesting lemon balm and making tea Garden enclosure progress Harvesting strawberries Harvesting rhubarb Discovering we have fruit trees Uses for comfrey New garden stairway Harvesting hazelnuts Building a chicken coop Harvesting a zillion plums Harvesting apples Chicken coop progress Zucchini and squash Harvesting stevia DIY chicken feeders Harvesting mason bee cGarden before and afters Harvesting lavender Harvesting lemon balm and making tea Garden enclosure progress Harvesting strawberries Harvesting rhubarb Discovering we have fruit trees Uses for comfrey New garden stairway Harvesting hazelnuts Building a chicken coop Harvesting a zillion plums Harvesting apples Chicken coop progress Zucchini and squash Harvesting stevia DIY chicken feeders Harvesting mason bee cGarden enclosure progress Harvesting strawberries Harvesting rhubarb Discovering we have fruit trees Uses for comfrey New garden stairway Harvesting hazelnuts Building a chicken coop Harvesting a zillion plums Harvesting apples Chicken coop progress Zucchini and squash Harvesting stevia DIY chicken feeders Harvesting mason bee cgarden stairway Harvesting hazelnuts Building a chicken coop Harvesting a zillion plums Harvesting apples Chicken coop progress Zucchini and squash Harvesting stevia DIY chicken feeders Harvesting mason bee cocoons

Edyn is a smart garden system that monitors and tracks environmental conditions to help make plants thrive.

Today, class, it being late July and all, we're going to examine our zucchini facts: • Zucchini is always at the end of any A-to-Z food list; • Zucchini and fruitcake are the undeserving targets of many a joke; • The zucchini plant literally grows like a weed, making it absolutely ubiquitous in vegetable gardens across America; • And for that reason, enterprising cooks have discovered ways to turn it into muffins, and cake, and pancakes, and... Baked Zucchini Sticks.

Will definitely try making these tartelettes, as I have a heirloom rhubarb plant in the garden begging to be harvested.

We've been renting for a few years now, and every spring I get motivated to clear out an existing garden bed to make room for some vegetable plants.

If you are in the need for some beautiful plants for your garden or even just advice make sure you head down there and say hello, because they will help you out anyway they can, they're all superstars.

With four zucchini plants in the garden, I have enough to make dinner for my family (and then some).

It makes me want to plant another row of strawberries in the garden.

When I made a real effort to follow a plant based diet, a vegetable garden was recommended.

Second, if you raise them yourself, please don't throw away the last of the plant when you remove them from the garden to make room for warm - weather veggies.

The following materials make good compost: coffee grounds, corn stalks and leaves, egg shells, garden plants killed by frost, grass clippings, kitchen scraps (fruits and vegetables), leaves, manure from herbivores, pine needles, sawdust, shredded newspaper, straw, and weeds (unseeded).

Caprese salad made with tomatoes still warm from the garden... this year I planted Brandywine, Russian Black and Berkeley Pink Tie - dye.

«Laura Wright's plant - based collection of recipes is full of color, good ideas, clever tricks you'll want to know, and that all - important garden - based sense of the seasons which is one of the things that makes these recipes vibrant.

Maria, a terrarium expert and teacher, makes designing your own interior garden easy with step - by step photos, combined with all the information you need about the «it» plants of today — tillandsias (air plants), orchids, mosses, cacti, and succulents, along with terrarium ferns.

I intended it for the garden, but I think I might just plant some tall decorative grasses in it and make it a front porch planter instead - at least for this season.

He also discusses how doing something as basic as planting a garden to grow even a little of your own food could make a big difference.

Even if you only start a container garden for some herbs and a tomato plant, every little bit makes a difference.

The second is from Red Ted Art with planting some seeds in recycled containers (I love this and we did something similar using different containers the other week) and also some mini garden journals — we've been making a big scrapbook of our Spring / Garden experiences that I can't wait to share with you later in the garden journals — we've been making a big scrapbook of our Spring / Garden experiences that I can't wait to share with you later in the Garden experiences that I can't wait to share with you later in the month.

Eventually, he will see that Mama has made her way into the garden to plant onions and then he's off like a rocket in her direction»cause... well, he's a Mama's boy that Harper.

Baker Place Elementary School students planted cabbage in their garden and used it to make a soup to serve it to other students.

As I entered the classroom Tuesday, they were reading Sylvia's Spinach before tasting Spinach Lasagna, enjoying the Spinach Brownies they had made themselves, and going out to check on their newly planted spinach seeds in the school garden.

J has never gardened before — yes we've played in the dirt but we've never planted seeds or grown a plant with him so we were really excited to receive our growing kit from Innocent Kids which has 6 seeds that you too can collect from the Innocent Kids Drink Packs during March and till the end of April as well as a fab yellow watering can — which has gone upstairs with J tonight to make sure that it doesn't go anywhere else.

They observe this correlation firsthand as they cultivate the school garden using materials they find in their everyday classroom lives, and in return, the garden provides educational tools, such as samples for botany classes and plants that can be made into natural dyes for fiber arts projects.

My 7 - year - old daughter is as drawn to physical play, from playing tag and climbing trees to building forts and making tunnels in the sand, as her brother... while my 9 year old is more likely to be found reading books to her brother, guiding him on how to plant the beans in the garden or teaching him how to use the insect net.

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.

Making the garden his own personal space will have your child hooked long before the plants spring out of the ground.

* Designer Rinda West will speak on how gardeners can use native plants grouped in their natural communities from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. April 28 as part of the «Art in the Garden» at the Beverly Art Center, 2407 W. 111th St.. Other speakers at the event, sponsored by the Morgan Park / Beverly Hills Garden Club, will address gardening with children, worm composting, beekeeping and making mead.

Since spring planting season is officially here, we're sharing some tips and tricks to making gardening with your kids a safe and fun activity to enjoy in the beautiful weather of May.

Go apple picking Jump in a pile of leaves Make some autumn art Collect colourful fall leaves Collect seeds from plants in the garden Plant bulbs for next spring Make a bird feeder Make leaf prints Make pumpkin playdough Create an Autumn poem Go looking for spider webs Make a nature table with your Autumn finds Bake an apple pie Carve your own pumpkin Make Autumn sun catchers Go on a bat watch at dusk Make toffee apples Set up a scavenger hunt Collect sycamore seeds Grab an umbrella and go singing in the rain Throw a Halloween party Make an autumn wreath for your door Make a bug hotel Listen to the sound of leaves crunching under your feet Collect conkers Collect pinecones Collect twigs Make hot chocolate Draw or paint some autumn still life Attend harvest festival Make apple crisps / chips Remember what you're thankful for Take pictures of all the different colours you can find in a woodland Make leaf rubbings Go stargazing Have an autumn picnic Look for a full moon Go trick or treating Try apple bobbing Make apple sauce Fly a kite Make a windsock Dry orange slices Roast pumpkin seeds Make Halloween biscuits Make a rain catcher Build an indoor fort Collect acorns Donate old woollens and coats to a charity Help clear leaves from the lawn

Our family came over the next few days to make sure we were well fed, our house was cleaned, and our garden was even planted for us!

Topics include: Using herbs medicinally; Starting your own herbal apothecary; Herbal safety, Teas, infusions, decoctions; How to incorporate herbal food remedies into your meals; Medicinal plant garden tour; Herbal Medicine making: Oils, salves, tinctures and more!

Help spark your child's interest in where their food comes from by making them a play garden where they pretend to plant vegetables in the felt soil.

The plants are located in South Sioux City, Nebraska; Amarillo, Texas (yes, YOUR state); Garden City, Kansas; and Waterloo, Iowa (gee, that makes FOUR plants altogether, not just one, as you intimated....).

Take the kids along to pick out seeds at the garden store or spend an afternoon poring over a seed catalog before making final decisions on what to plant.

, planted a few more seeds in the veggie garden, named four new baby chicks, played with our Christmas play dough mats, did homework, made machines out of boxes, worked on our wii dance 2015 repertoire, packed bags for -LSB-...]

Make Plant Markers From Popsicle Craft Sticks: Label all of your different herbs, plants, and vegetables in your garden with popsicle stick markers.

And he can help out more with family chores, including vacuuming his bedroom, taking out the trash, making salad for dinner, or planting a vegetable garden.

We recycle, use cloth diapers, menstrual cup and mama cloth, only cloth to clean (no paper towels) essential oils to make cleaners, we used to compost, but we never got it «right», we garden and plant bee friendly flowers, no chemicals in our fertilizers.

Trouble is, that wee, irresistible plant in the garden centre grows soon into an unwieldy monster under which the urban fox has made its den.