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Growing Great Vegetables in the Heartland is a vegetable gardening book by Andrea Ray Chandler. Decide whether this is the book you need. I’ve been on a search for a great vegetable growing book which covers everything I need to know for growing in Kansas, and which I would be happy to recommend to you. How to [...] Pumpkin Pie by Jason Riedy In Local Thanksgiving – part 1 I covered snacks and starters, meat, and drinks. It’s time to think about veggies, sides, and desserts. Yum! What kind of desserts can you create from foods grown in Kansas. Will you have to fore-go cranberries? Read on. Veggies to Grace Your Table The growing season is [...] Egad! It worked by qwrrty Once outdoor kids have run off some steam it’s time to get them involved with food in the kitchen. Holiday cooking with kids takes some patience, but after all holidays are about family; Thanksgiving is a great time to be cooking with kids. There are many things for kids to do [...] a possum in a crabapple tree by normanack Look at that cute possum visiting his local crabapple tree for a winter snack. I doubt he’s a Kansas prairie opossum, but he could be, bear with me. Preparing for Winter Let’s say you want a quick lesson in preparing for winter. What lessons can you learn from a [...] Old Woman Portrait by Michael Melrose Did you have a green granny? A granny who grew her own food, lived without the luxury of daily hot baths, and didn’t drive a gas-guzzler? Maybe your grandma is still around (mine died back in 1985). Is your granny green compared to you? Would Grandma Be Proud? Let’s take a [...] |
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