Here is a collection of photo’s showing what is in flower in my garden during September 2010 Its getting close to fall but there is still a lot of diversity in the showy flowers and plants this time of year.
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2010 September Garden Photos
by Mary on October 14, 2010 | No Comments
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No Comments »Value of Homegrown Fruits and Vegetables
by Mary on May 22, 2010 | No Comments
These are the amounts I am using to calculate how much the food we grew would have cost if we would have bought it at the store. I got the majority of these numbers by pricing organic produce during May and June 2010 at the Whole Foods Market in Town and Country, Missouri. It would probably [...]
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