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While it may not seem like it, February is a great month for gardening. It may be cold, it may be overcast most days, and in fact you may go the entire month without seeing the sun! However, in spite … read more

Sweet, tart, tangy, acidic, slightly sour or sometimes perfectly balanced. These are the classic tenants attributed to the humble, yet mighty tomato. From sauces and dips to taking the center stage … read more

Not sure if anyone noticed or not, but we are in the midst of citrus season. With winter comes the need to keep your immune system up and running to ensure we don’t succumb to any of the seasonable si … read more

Have you ever heard the adage concerned with plants and music? You know, the idea that playing music for a plant can help it grow. For me, this idea brings about the memory of tri-fold poster board … read more

The New Year has come once again and brought with it the traditional cold weather January is known for. While this weather is great for certain activities; skiing, snowshoeing, staying indoors and cat … read more

It’s official! Winter has finally come. Though we’re set to get longer days from here on out, the cold weather is here to stay a while. While we may have to wait a few months to take part in our favor … read more

The days are shorter, the temperature has dropped and the usual suspects seem to be making their way into every store front once again. Different shades of green, red and white have invaded every coff … read more

These days everyone is looking for the next best thing to help keep them in shape both mentally and physically. It seems like every week there’s a new technique or fad piece of workout equipment th … read more

It was mid-March, 2020 when the United States was declared to be in a national state of emergency. What in many states began as a two week stay at home order has, over a year and a half later, left … read more