The only reason my first attempt at growing a vegetable garden survived is because my husband and I worked on the project together.
Basically, I forget that plants need water to grow.
Gardening experts say vegetable gardens should be watered 2 to 3 times a week to promote healthy growth and nice deep roots. I start out doing that after I plant my garden but once you throw rain into the mix, I either accidentally over water or under water depending upon if I wait for a rainstorm.
Either it doesn’t rain enough to water the plants enough or I don’t want to take a chance on the weather forecast for rain failing me again and water the garden only to be followed by a heavy thunderstorm.
So yeah, up until now my garden fails are a result of watering too much or not enough.
Monday, April 29, 2019
Gardening Hack: How to Know When to Water Your Vegetable Garden the Lazy Way!
Thursday, April 25, 2019
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Tuesday, April 23, 2019
6 Ways Plastic Helps Me Live Zero Waste
Almost every blog post I read that offers tips and tricks how to live Zero Waste they almost always use plastic free as a synonym. They say something like, “We got rid of all of our plastic stuff and bought the same exact thing in wood/bamboo/natural fiber to replace it and wow how cool we are living zero waste now!”
It. Drives. Me. Crazy.
Throwing away usable items to buy a cool looking replacement is the exact opposite of zero waste living folks!
Zero waste living means giving up using disposable single use plastic and items as much as possible, not no plastic at all.
Plastic free is great but that is a different goal.
It. Drives. Me. Crazy.
Throwing away usable items to buy a cool looking replacement is the exact opposite of zero waste living folks!
Zero waste living means giving up using disposable single use plastic and items as much as possible, not no plastic at all.
Plastic free is great but that is a different goal.
6 Easy Ways to Live Zero Waste (ish) and Save Money Doing It!
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
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Thursday, April 11, 2019
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Monday, April 1, 2019
How to Make a Quick and Easy Laundry Room Counter Top for Under $30
My laundry room is an unorganized mess!
Being a short person, I know that if I add cupboards above my washer and dryer I won’t use them to organize because I won’t be able to reach them without pulling out a step stool. Long story short: any organizer hanging over my head is dead to me.
Also I don’t want to take down all of the crazy toys decorating my utility room because they sum up the way I feel about doing laundry in the first place – a comedy horror show.
A laundry room counter top and folding station would solve my organization
problem nicely – and it is a quick and easy project to make!
Being a short person, I know that if I add cupboards above my washer and dryer I won’t use them to organize because I won’t be able to reach them without pulling out a step stool. Long story short: any organizer hanging over my head is dead to me.
Also I don’t want to take down all of the crazy toys decorating my utility room because they sum up the way I feel about doing laundry in the first place – a comedy horror show.
Doing laundry does not spark much joy but having clean clothes does!
How to Organize a Laundry Room with a Counter Top
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