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Home & Garden Content Creator | Georgia Zone 8a, Henry County. Retired From The Airlines in 2020

25/10/2026

Sprouted potatoes in your pantry? Do not throw them out just yet! Check out this quick guide on how to handle them before your next meal prep.

25/10/2026

October 24th should be National Pot Roast Day. Because who doesn’t love slooooooow and loooooow suppers this time of year.

24/10/2026

Do you eat Pumpkin pie 🥧 yes or no???

24/10/2026

Good morning on this fine Saturday! We are on a mission today to find a vase for these artificial flowers. Vahz or vayce, how do y'all pronounce it?

24/10/2026

What is your favorite sweet potato 🍠 recipe? It must include a winter green! It’s the perfect cross over dish! Sweet potato (summer) kale or spinach (fall winter) a nice pot roast sound scrumptious!

23/10/2026

I need your help with these artificial flowers!

23/10/2026

Here’s why your hard boiled eggs fail

23/10/2026

Time to put the summer garden down right.

Pull the spent plants out, roots and all. Healthy stuff can go in the compost. Anything diseased gets bagged and carried off. A home pile does not get hot enough to kill what is on those plants.

And write down what grew where, while you still remember. Next spring you will be glad you did when it is time to rotate beds.

What we finish clean, we do not fight again next year. That goes for gardens and for life.

How do you close your garden? Compost everything, bag it all, or a mix of both?

22/10/2026

Homemade granola! Come and check out what Bill is whippin’ up in the kitchen!

21/10/2026

Later this month is garlic time in Georgia.

Garlic and short-day onions go in now, grow slow all winter, and come out late spring and early summer. You plant them, mulch them, and mostly leave them alone. The cold does the work.

Break your garlic into cloves the day you plant. Pointy end up. Four to six inches apart. It is not complicated. It just has to get in the ground.

Are you putting garlic in this year, onions, or both?

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