Sentences with phrase «thinking about a garden»

And, it's not too soon to start thinking about our garden — it's hard to believe, but planting season is just around the corner.

I started reading the book, Nigel Slater's thoughts about gardening and the vegetables he's raising behind his home, and that drew me into his world.

Seed starting isn't complicated or messy — and it's a good way to plan and think about your garden before growing season even begins.

The weather is slowly turning towards spring and it's time to start thinking about your garden.

I start thinking about another case, or probably I start thinking about my gardening.

While trees will definitely be in the plans over the next few years, I'm also thinking about a garden shed.

Just when I thought I had no idea what I was going to do this month, I started to think about my garden.

Not exact matches

The metro areas and counties that scored high in the rankings started to make change some years ago to get their residents thinking more about healthy lifestyles: bike paths, community gardens and nutrition programs, Lynch said.

I mean it does sound like there's a lot riding on the Olive Garden menu coming in third quarter, and I think you just said something about the market — the menu being in market.

One thinks of Theresa with her comparison of the life of prayer to a medieval castle, of John of the Cross with his lovely story of the lover in the garden of cypresses, and of Meister Eckhart (the most abstract of them all) with his talk about a spark of deity that seems to become the very self of the person praying.

Reflecting on her prayer not being answered she said: «I think about Jesus in the garden in Gethsemane and he's praying, sweating drops of blood in earnest praying out to God the father, giving him his desires... but your will be done.

Millard would love to have you in my virtual living room called fb =) but again about the digging, I was gardening in a space full of weed roots, I tired and thought maybe I should just plant anyway.....

As a Bible - based Christian, I think the Americans are finally getting the Supreme Court question right: this is about impartiality of blessings; it is not about God's plan shown in the Garden of Eden.

Whenever summer comes around & I'm perplexed about what to do with the HUGE zucchini from my garden that I accidentally let get too big (and all other zucchini for that matter), I eventually think of this recipe & a HUGE GRIN spreads over my face.

Was thinking about doing this with lovage instead of looking about for celery with leaves (cause I have lovage in my garden anyway...) just a suggestion.

I love tomatillos... was thinking about trying to grow them in my garden this year.

We had not thought about growing any ourselves, but we love to eat so we may want to add it to our garden.

I've always found the idea intriguing, so when a friend gave me some rosemary from her garden, I thought about using it in shortbread.

Just about every aspect of the Olive Garden restaurants was developed from consumer research conducted in a corporate think tank by the General Mills Corporation.

I read it when you first posted and kept thinking about it from time time, then tried it for the first time tonight with the eggs and some sauteed greens from our garden.

So I'm thinking about transplanting some of the canes to my garden (here's how); my plan is to cover them with bird netting, so that I can actually enjoy a whole bunch of them next summer and beyond.

At least, not until I started thinking about summer food and the big lettuce leaves springing up from my garden.

The willpower was gone when I thought about throwing in some of the surplus cherry tomatoes from the garden.

What I have learned is that we need to take our vacation in early June — before the garden even starts to think about being ready.

(I don't think co-enable is really a word, but since I'm already greedy about garden goodies, and she feeds that greed by nurturing the bitsy seeds I sow with rain and sunshine, I figure we're co-enablers.)

This autumn vegetable pasta came about thanks to an abundance of fresh herbs and veggies on a cool, sunny October Saturday: cabbage, leeks, broccolini, red bell peppers (I know folks think of peppers as being a summer veggie, but mine tend not to ripen to sweet, sweet red perfection until September and beyond — it's mid-October and I still have bells, poblanos and serranos ripening in the garden).

I'm thinking about starting a herb garden in my apartment this summer.

While I might have not done too much this Halloween, I've been baking quite a bit, doing some minor design changes in the kitchen, looking at paints and thinking about what I want to do with garden.

Just think about it: smoked salmon and avocado slices bound by cream cheese, sprinkled with garden cress, seasoned with horseradish sauce and wrapped in thin Russian pancakes, that are sliced into bite - sized pieces and dipped in soy sauce.

More time sitting in that overgrown herb garden of mine should just about do it, I think.

, dropped this quote regarding recruits thinking about the Wolverines from the Garden State.

I have my fingers crossed for a great garden this year... I'm thinking all the time about one small step.

It is wild to think about how much love and time is poured into each aspect of gardening: from the planning stage, to the planting of the seeds, to the nurturing of small plants, and finally the harvesting and food processing.

I'm reading a lot about dye gardens and thinking about what plants I might like to use for that.

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.

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I'm beginning to think about next year's garden, and what I might want to do differently.

I would love a couple of giant games for the garden but I would never have thought about making one.

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Thinking about starting seeds for your family vegetable garden?

This may seem seem impossible since gardening and cultivating the earth seem so earth friendly but think about the impacts of what you are doing.

Think about what would be fun for your child — places to climb and dig, flower and vegetable gardens, nooks to hide in, animals and insects to watch, quiet sanctuaries for daydreaming.

If you are not a natural gardener and the thought of planning a whole garden is too much, think about a kitchen window herb garden or square box gardening.

If you like the planting possibilities of our top pick, but don't think you need an app to remind you about your indoor hydroponic garden, this option might be for you.

But before thinking about applying pesticides, gardeners can design (or re-design) their gardens to make the most of native plants that have evolved over eons to thrive in local conditions without synthetic aid or lots of water.

Watching from his garden at Woolsthorpe Manor, Isaac Newton began thinking about the apple's descent: a line of thought that, two decades later, ended with his conclusion that there must be some sort of universal force governing the motion of apples and cannonballs and even planetary bodies.

Yet (Honest) Truth contains a wealth of fascinating findings about what makes us garden - variety fibbers do what we do and why certain moral reminders may make us think twice.

When my friends invite me over for a tour of their gorgeous new home, I coo over their rain shower and perfectly landscaped yard and when I return to my apartment with its fire escape «garden» and bad water pressure, I never think about their house again.

When you think about seeds, the planting gardens and flowers probably comes to mind.