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Barbara J Moran

Eyota, MN
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  • I used PVC fence around two sides.  My chain link fence is around the balance. 4
  • I had some Strawberry plants up front that lived throught the Winter.  I've generally got the garden planted with my starter plants. 2
  • The Pole Beans have started coming up in back,  I used seeds.  Strawberry plants and Banana Pepper plants up front.
  • The Pole Beans are on the right side and did very well.  I believe the left side is Squash.
  • I believe the right side is Zucchini.  Green Peppers along the back.
  • I planted Tomatoes on the left side last year.  They did not do very well.  I believe it was due to much sun and heat.
  • These are Tomatoes and Green Peppers.
  • I plant a variety of Tomatoes including Plum.
  • The Tomatoes when planted near the house seem to do a lot better a lot less heat and more shade.
  • This is my garden location. 2
  • Some examples of vegetables from my garden.
  • Vegetables cooked in the oven are a great way to use vegetables when we have a lot on hand.
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My Vegetable Garden

Each year I enjoy working in my vegetable garden. It is just large enough to give me the variety that we like. I've tried to design it in a manner that enables me to not only rework it ...»
each year, but to maintain it throughout the growing season. The photos are from two different years. I prepare the ground by cultivating it with a tiller. I then add miracle grow dirt and mix it in, and I use Miracle Grow Liquid Fertilizer. I do this each year. The landscape logs are two high so I can keep adding dirt. I'm also working with Georgia clay. The mulch allows me easy access to the plants and helps keep the weeds under control. I have the water connected to my sprinkler system. I also use a portable sprinkler at times.

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Come check out how I took a beat up old storage dresser and turned it into a classy organization center

Come check out how I took a beat up old storage dresser and turned it into a classy organization center.
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A New Use for Antique Drawers

When I came across a dresser that was falling apart, I decide to save the drawers and turn them into something useful! Who knew old drawers could be beautiful all on their own? ...»

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DIY Laundry Detergent Recipe -- Really Works!

I made laundry detergent from washing soda, baking soda, Borax, and castile soap. Here's the recipe: Now you need to measure with a tin can (just a regular tin can, like the kind that ...»
corn comes in). In a large container with a tight-fitting lid, mix 3 cans of Borax, 3 cans of baking soda, 3 cans of washing soda, and an 8 ounce bottle of castile soap. I found that stirring didn't work very well, so I put the lid on the container and shook it up really well.

I have been really pleased with this detergent. Dissolved in hot water (it is not as good in cold water), it actually removed stains and oils, and it makes the laundry smell really clean and fresh.

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    I've been making homemade laundry detergent for quite some time. I cook it with water added to ...»
    make a liquid and store it in old laundry detergent jugs. There are so many alternatives such as adding essential oils for good sniffing laundry. You might need to get used to the amount it takes when diluted, but I love it and it works in any temperature of water. My recipe doesn't call for baking soda, but will need to add that for my next batch. I also use a different soap to make a skin friendly detergent for my clothing and towels.

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