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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Eureka! A Hand Vac!
I had never heard of vacuuming up garden pests until a couple of days ago. I am very willing to try this on our cucumber beetles, because they are too fast to hand-pick. I’ll need to see if we have … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Reuse Item Ideas
Tagged Canning, compost, Cucumber Beetles, Cucumbers, Dirt Devil, mulch, vacuum
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Japanese Beetle Cuts Snowflake Pattern in Bean Leaf
If only the snowflake story was true, I’d be a little more amused with the devastation. Japanese Beetles are fine lace makers as they chew holes through our Kentucky Wonder bean leaves and Nanking Cherry. If they could only fold … Continue reading
Relishing the Canning Experience Again
Our cucumber plants have been busy. We’ve had enough to share six with my sister and two with my cousin. Although they’re fine raw, my favorite way to enjoy them is Mutti’s refrigerator pickles. We shared a quart of these … Continue reading
Chicken Pad Thai – Yum!
A pattern developed of posting on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays as opposed to haphazardly posting 2-3 times a week. And I find myself without a post on Tuesday Eve. So, I’m going to share a recipe I made on Sunday … Continue reading