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March 03, 2020

DIY semi-recycled Poly tunnel

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Frugal Friday- Free Coffee Ground

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July 08, 2016

Looking after what you have

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May 02, 2016

Recycled Handspun Wool Shawl and Sweater

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Out My Window

Thursday, One more and I am... - One more dress and I am onto September dresses. I am so excited! I feel like I am going to win this race. The shop is ahead of itself this year and I a...
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Fine Gardening

Building a Greenhouse from the Ground Down - Buried earth tubes, insulated growing beds, and plenty of family labor created a greenhouse that produces food and protects tender plants year-round
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Rambling in the Garden

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Mad Fientist

A Decade of Freedom - In the 10 years since I left my job, I'm more content than ever before, but I'm also more unsure about what the future holds. Read more → The post A Dec...
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Green Tapestry

IAVOM ~ 'In The Pink' - In my vase this Monday are : - Some shy cosmos. These were grown from seed back at the start of April and have made for small bushy plants whic...
3 days ago
The Frugal Farm Wife

Spiced Peaches Recipe - This good old fashioned spiced peaches recipe is the perfect treat. I love to open... The post Spiced Peaches Recipe appeared first on The Frugal Farm Wi...
3 days ago
Reclaiming Paradise

Anniversary flowers and cakes - We have just celebrated our fortieth wedding anniversary. To be celebrated of course but it makes us feel very ancient. To try and ward off old age, we had...
3 days ago
The Irish Aesthete

Norman Wisdom - Nine years ago, Wexford County Council opened the first phase of ‘The Norman Way’, a 65-kilometer self-guided heritage trail along the south-east coast, wh...
3 days ago
Murtagh's Meadow

Silent Sunday – 2nd August 2026 - [image: Great Yellow Bumblebee]Great Yellow Bumblebee
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The Blooming Garden

Six on Saturday. Hello August. Could We Have Some Rain Please? - This summer we have had endless sun and and drought and it feels as if Europe is on fire. There have been terrifying fires in Spain, South West France and ...
5 days ago
One Man And His Garden Trowel

Six on Saturday (1 August 2026) - It was rather nice and cool up in North East Wales last weekend when I went up to visit family. I even needed my rain coat when dispatched into town to do ...
5 days ago
Off The Edge Gardening Blog

Six on Saturday – Tricky - It is almost as tricky as midwinter to find subjects for Six on Saturday at the moment. I am hopeful that the crisp and dry victims of this drought will sp...
5 days ago
Strong Money Australia

There’s No Such Thing As Fixed Expenses - There’s a lot of standard finance assumptions I disagree with. One of them goes something like this… Things like rent, a mortgage, transport, insurances an...
5 days ago
Gardening know how Archives - The Middle-Sized Garden

Heatwave Gardening – 10 Mistakes Almost Every Gardener Makes - Heatwave gardening brings a flood of gardening advice. Water more. Water less. Cut back dead leaves. Don’t cut back dead leaves. Over the years I’ve inte...
6 days ago
fit for a queen

Help from a Friend - A couple of years ago I attended a jacket making class and we all had to have muslins made up ahead of time so the teacher/moderator could tweak them and m...
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The Nostalgic Gardener

The survivors! - Drought tolerant planting that copes with wet winters too
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Fred, a French Gardener2

Six on Saturday 25-07-26 - It feels like I’m repeating myself week after week, but the gardens are dry. (Even though the heat isn’t quite as intense)Aside from a few nice discoveries...
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Good Life Permaculture

Serious Question… - “Serious question: Does this person actually have training or education in anything apart from permaculture modules?” Luke Roberts A fair enough question t...
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The Pink Shed

SUCCESSION SOWING MADE SIMPLE - Succession sowing is the ultimate trick to maximising an allotment plot. By staggering small seed batches every 2 to 3... The post SUCCESSION SOWING MADE...
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The Impractical Architect

Casting Off - There comes a time in a life when the familiar structures begin to loosen. It doesn’t happen with drama or catastrophe. It happens quietly, almost impercep...
3 weeks ago
Canarella

Unclog Any Drain Naturally - I can't tell you how many clogged drains I've had to clear out. When I was younger I remember my grandmother using this clever DIY unclogger but as I got o...
5 weeks ago
Talking Plants

Yunnan, kingdom of flowers ruled by oaks - Last month I was in northern Yunnan - around Lijiang and Shangri-la (Zhongdian) - with a group of 20 (mostly) plant enthusiasts, climbing (well, by bus an...
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Mr. Money Mustache

The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Social Security - In the world of very early retirement, we tend to ignore one of the most important things for normal retirees: the Social Security program. Don’t get me wr...
3 months ago
Down to Earth

The blog is closing - I shouldn’t have reopened my blog. I should have gone with my instincts and just disappeared. There have been so many new visitors since I reopened but ver...
5 months ago
Not Buying Anything

Not Buying Anything’s 21 Slogans for Simplicity – Core Messages After All These Years - This environmental slogan was memorable for a lot of people because it worked. Slogans are the way to go. (That's one right there.) We all know adverti...
6 months ago
The Frustrated Gardener Blog

By: Noelle - I've just read your post of Primula Taigetos, which I managed to get thanks to a blogging friend sending me a piece from yet another garden. Yes I did see ...
6 months ago
Blog - Jane Perrone

Legends of the Leaf is BACK! - Back in April 2023, my houseplant book Legends of the Leaf was published after I raised more than £35,000 in crowdfunding - a great deal of which came f...
7 months ago
A Permaculture Design Course Handbook

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7 months ago
our life hand-made

the book of the blog - OUT NOW in paperback (8.5″x11″) 231 pages, over 570 colour photographs and lots of words USA: https://a.co/d/6pMja17UK: https://amzn.eu/d/1oXmid2Germany: h...
9 months ago
From Frugal To Free

Trading US Equities From the UK: Cross-Border Alpha and Liquidity Considerations for Professional Traders - Geographic boundaries are increasingly irrelevant in trading. For professional UK-based traders seeking diversification, deep liquidity, and exposure to ...
1 year ago
Early Retirement Extreme

Who needs a college degree anyway? - I think that in many cases a college degree is a waste of money! I do believe that university educations should only be for a select few. In particular I d...
1 year ago
Frugal Debt Free Life

4 Ways to Lower a Medical Bill Before You Pay It - It’s happened to most Americans. You go to the doctor, you have an emergency procedure, or maybe some tests run and then before you know it you get a bill ...
1 year ago
Wild Daffodil

Powerstock Open Gardens - I think you all deserve some prettier photos to look at after Silly Solstice! On Sunday I went to Powerstock Open Gardens I love getting to see beyond the...
1 year ago
Daniel's Pacific NW Garden

Bearded Irises Starting to Bloom. 4 May 25. - Some of the bearded irises have started to bloom. I had been frustrated about weeds - especially thistles - and worse, disease. Last summer, I dug up t...
1 year ago
Cold Climate Gardening

Will I see you at the Galanthus Gala? - I'm going to the Galanthus Gala to see my virtual gardening friends in real life! Galanthus is the botanical name for snowdrops. And a gala is . . . well, ...
1 year ago
Fringe Association

Lilac Forever Vest - With a slight mod to the knitting pattern, the Forever Vest becomes a near-perfect sleeveless turtleneck sweater The post Lilac Forever Vest appeared fir...
1 year ago
Invitation to the Garden

Bogged Down Again - Last month’s new beginning got bogged down again. Our usually sunny January of dazzling snow shrunk into dirty slush under heavy grey skies. Bright skies r...
2 years ago
All the Blue Day

New Beginnings - Hello to you, my lovelies. It is I, I have returned from a long space of reflection and reorientation after my Dad died. It has been discombobulating, bu...
2 years ago
Vertical Veg

Why chillies are such a great choice to grow in containers - … Why chillies are such a great choice to grow in containers READ MORE The post Why chillies are such a great choice to grow in containers appeared firs...
2 years ago
Wood Cookstove Cooking

Cole's Hot Blast Ranges and Cookstoves - In my occasional trollings through Ebay, I sometimes run across some interesting cookstove ephemera that I want to share here on the blog. Tonight, we ha...
3 years ago
For the Love of Iris

March Gardening Tip – Protect your growing gardens from slugs and snails this spring! - Spring showers bring not only flowers! Slug and snail season is upon us and these slimy gastropods love, love, loveto chomp away at iris and daylily foliag...
3 years ago
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Dividends Down Under

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The Propagator

Six on Saturday – Transition - As you may have gathered from the decreasing levels of enthusiasm in my weekly posts, gardening has become something of a chore in the last year, much lowe...
3 years ago
The Propagator Blog

Six on Saturday – Transition - As you may have gathered from the decreasing levels of enthusiasm in my weekly posts, gardening has become something of a chore in the last year, much lowe...
3 years ago
Freshisle Fibers

Onwards and Upwards - 6 short weeks ago our lives exploded! Literally turned upside down and sideways! Long story. Last fall I advertised the mobile shop and remaining inventory...
4 years ago
Home -

Investment Bonds – A diabolically ineffective investment structure - I do not write many blog posts these days. I hope that means what I do produce is something that I am passionate about and that comes through when I type...
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The Flying Fleece

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5 years ago
a hopeful nature

Little Lavender Pillows - Little lavender pillows, sewn from squares of beautiful fabric and filled with fragrant dried lavender flowers, make simple and lovely handmade gifts. Litt...
5 years ago
Growing A Pacific NorthWest Garden

Changing Back to Blogger - After a trial of 9 months on WordPress, I’m changing back to the Blogger platform. The main reason is how difficult it is for me to log on WordPress. Often...
6 years ago
Imaginary Animal

Citrus Slide Socks - I haven't posted here in over a year, what with the ease of sharing on Instagram and all... But I kind of miss this space, so here's a pair of socks. The...
6 years ago
Kitty Cotten

Tips for Decorating a Living Room with Dark, Bold Paint Color - This video and post is in partnership with Article. Welcome to my friend Jen’s front sitting room. This is first room that greets you when you walk into ...
6 years ago
Surviving the Suburbs

Balancing? - I like to stand in a crane position, with my right foot on my left thigh, balancing on that single left foot. It's a stretch, too, and it feels good. I l...
6 years ago
The Woolly Whiskers

Self care Nettie - This summer. Wow. It was rough. I bought this fabric a while ago, to make my boyfriend a t-shirt. That boyfriend is now my ex, and I quickly decided I need...
6 years ago
integral permaculture

Nourishing a Qualitative Orientation - “We need a philosophy we can smell, a pheromonal philosophy that draws us into the liminal and gives us the tools to navigate it. And it will not be the in...
6 years ago
The Poor Farm

Chicken Dinners Coming Soon to a Homestead Near You - In about three weeks Keith and I will venture south to Central Illinois Poultry Processing in Arthur Illinois with our fifty broilers we've been raisi...
6 years ago
Beach Clean Art Blog

Branscombe: 4th. March - A quick beach clean in icy winds
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Wardrobe Ecology – making things, asking questions

A year in garments, made & imagined - When I started thinking back on my creative projects throughout 2017: two lists emerged, one of garments and goods completed, one of those unfulfilled. Jus...
8 years ago
Suits Me

Burda 7525 – A Chambray Shirt for my Honey - For Christmas last year my Honey asked for a replacement for a much loved chambray shirt that had seen better days. I couldn’t find anything similar onlin...
9 years ago
A Country Farmhouse

Spring Greetings - Greetings dear friends! Thank you for all of your wonderful notes over the past several months, and please accept my sincere apologizes for not posting...
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