by Daisy | Apr 12, 2012 | Conversation, Fencepost
The more experience I have as a gardener, the more ruthless I become about certain things, like pulling out plants that don’t perform well, cleaning out crops that have started to bolt in time to get another planting in of something else, and I’m even...
by Ivory Soap | Apr 9, 2012 | Conversation, Fencepost
Lily has something to share…. Translation: “I’m stuck in the stupid pen because of THESE!”
by Daisy | Apr 3, 2012 | Fencepost, Reviews
I don’t know the exact moment when I began to question, well, not everything, but a lot about what we buy and put in or on our bodies. It may have its earliest beginnings way back, before some of you readers can remember, to the Tylenol debacle. For those of you...
by Daisy | Mar 31, 2012 | Conversation, Fencepost
As we remarked in, I think chapter one of our book, the town of Mouscron, Belgium, adopted a chicken solution to their household waste problem. It’s happened again, this time in France. Officials in the town of Pince, population 200, a village in northwestern...
by Ivory Soap | Mar 29, 2012 | Conversation, Fencepost
Last year, I started using natural lawn care for my yard. Since I was pregnant, I chose to use a service rather than do it myself. The TruNatural service from TruGreen rounds up the usual suspects for organic lawn care: bone meal, feather meal, blood meal,...
by Daisy | Mar 27, 2012 | Conversation, Fencepost
The edible cover crop I planted last winter has exceeded expectations in terms of . . . AAAAGH!!! WE’RE COVERED IN PEAS!!! Peas, peas, and yes, peas. Fava beans, biomaster peas, yellow peas, and sugar snap peas. Is there such a thing as a 150% germination rate?...
