Sentences with phrase «thing about gardening»

Even if we don't have space for a garden or know the first thing about gardening we can still give our children the nurturing experience of gardening.

That's one of the greatest things about gardening (and children).

The great thing about a garden room or garden office is, unlike an extension, building one creates minimal disturbance, plus you'll be quoted a fixed price, so there will be no extra costs from builders halfway through.

Not exact matches

Is the whole thing about talking about the garden of eden as if it were real, then calling atheists irrational supposed to be ironic?

Jesus thus was assigned by God, a work of preaching about «the kingdom of God» (Matt 24:14), a heavenly government that God designed immediately after Adam's rebellion in the Garden of Eden (Gen 3:15) and built, becoming operational in 1914, at which time began the «last days» (2 Tim 3:1) of this wicked «system of things.»

One thing that I love about having a garden is how it forces me into coming up with up new ways to use all the veggies that are growing.Read more

4 years ago I began this blog as a way to share my recipes and talk about some of the hippy dippy things I enjoyed doing like canning and gardening.

I love just about ever thing I've had at Olive Garden.

The great thing about grain salads is that you can play with the flavours to suit your taste and to use up whatever you have lurking in your pantry, fridge or garden.

I love the sun, the heat, hiking, and my kids being home from school but my favorite thing about the summer is our small veg and herb garden.

There are two things I really like about most of Garden of Life protein powder products: 1.)

We created a vegetable garden in our back yard about two years ago and one if the first things we planted was curly kale.

We'll chat about secrets and garden things.

Sarah — we also have backyard chickens (to supply fresh eggs, fertilizer and garden pest control) on our list of «things we will do soon»... but in WNY it can get so cold that i worry about killing the poor things!

We're not talking about lawns here of course — which are possibly the worst thing to have in a low maintenance garden, due to the upkeep and care they require — but ornamental varieties that can sit pretty amongst flower beds or rockeries are your best choice.

When I was putting together this latest issue, I was so excited about the prospect of spring coming that I couldn't help but include activities and booklists related to things like gardening and making the most of spring breezes.

The thing that is the most frustrating AND the most rewarding is that gardening is all about learning from trial and error.

One of the things I'm loving most about these garden tours is seeing how, despite how very different our gardens may look and grow, many of our reasons for having one are the same.

Teach kids about gardening and nature by growing flowers this spring.When you think spring, the first thing that pops into your head is probably flowers.

Blogging and vlogging about the things that she enjoys in life, her family, cooking, gardening, decorating, planning, crafts / diy, thrifting, giving roadside finds new life and more.

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Whether you're a master gardener or you've never grown a thing in your life, April means it's time to celebrate all the great things about getting our hands dirty and playing in the mud — it's National Garden Month!

We've made Italian Zucchini Boats and I'm thrilled to say two things about it: They used a lot of zucchini (a perk because I love actually using produce from our overflowing garden).

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But Mr Corbyn has been very open about his love of his allotment, saying in an interview earlier this year, he said: «I enjoy growing things in my allotment and garden.

In Glasgow people are most concerned about things that affect their daily lives — like the litter in their streets and graffiti on their garden walls.

People don't, you know, work off some instructions from some seed company about how to do it, they go to YouTube and, you know, figure out how to compost, how to double dig, and how to do bio-intensive gardening, and how to do all these kind of things.

Over bowls of Victory Garden's seasonal sundaes, bonberi met with Brittan to learn more about goat's milk, and why it's one of the healthiest things on our planet.

They are curious about how I manage to make three meals per day completely from scratch and still have time to do all of the other things that Moms do, in my case those things include working part time, helping my kids with homework, volunteering at their school, doing housework, working in my veggie garden, buying groceries and taking the kids to sports practices.

Yes, it is one of the first vegetables to make itself known in the garden, but that's not the only thing to get excited about.

The great thing about window boxes, or container gardening in general, is that you can have all of the fun and beauty of a tiny garden anywhere you want.

I have only ever worn shorts as a work out / hiking / slumming around in the garden thing, so I'm feeling very unsure about shorts as an «outfit».

It was a lovely thing to wear on a grey and dreary day, and it does have a very garden feel about it.

When thinking about Amalfi I think of so many things — beautiful gardens, mystic light and also: juicy lemons.

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The only good thing about it is that the garden is out of control.

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i don't know anything about gardening either, but my mother in law does, and she's planted a few things for me.

I'm dying to plant some things in our yard, but that also seems like a daunting task, because I don't know much about gardening or landscaping.

While there, we talked about how great it would be to make this a yearly thing; not necessarily this specific garden (although we'll certainly be returning time and time again!)

The great thing about this outfit is that I can do anything in it: ride my bike, work in my vegetable garden, go for a long walk... all thing I love in the warmer months.

Think about the things in life you are most passionate about — skydiving, organic gardening, blues music — and then research chat rooms and forums online that pertain to that subject.

Interested in many things, gardening / landscaping, good food, enjoy good friends.I can talk about many things and take a strong interest in the protection of the environment.

Two things immediately strike you about Simon Garden, the well - meaning tragi - comic office idiot played by Steve Coogan in «The Parole Officer».

The first thing you'll notice about The Garden of Words is that the animation is stunning.

Which is a good thing, because Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare is all about fun.

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Through the Climate Cops Green Fingers programme, we aimed to help children learn about the science of gardening and how the earth's natural energy helps things grow.»

Delta Charter Elementary School is doing some amazing things in agriculture: parterning with local farmers, teaching students about gardening, Students get to see real farming in action!

Things to remember about a square - foot garden.