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Four Frugal Things (and one not-so-frugal)

The Frugal Girl

I planted some green onion ends I saved the root ends of two green onions that were in my veggie drawer, let them sit in water for a day or two, and then stuck them in the dirt in one of my outside pots, where they will grow new green onion tops. What frugal things have you been up to?

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WIS, WWA | It’s chilly and I am pleased

The Frugal Girl

It’s wild to look at the blackberry leaves and think that just a few months ago, I was picking berries off of these plants. It’s wild to look at the blackberry leaves and think that just a few months ago, I was picking berries off of these plants. A simple green salad on the side. ”, I thought.

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Thankful Thursday | the heat can leave, please

The Frugal Girl

for the way pre-reqs ease you into school I am really grateful I had a few years to slowly work through my pre-reqs. for the way pre-reqs ease you into school I am really grateful I had a few years to slowly work through my pre-reqs. I’m sweaty, but at least I know some cooler air is coming eventually!

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Easy Plant Food Recipes with Three Ingredients or Less

Saving Cents With Sense

Easy Plant Food Recipes with Three Ingredients or Less. Could your plants and flowers use a little pick me up? If so, it sounds like your plants are hungry for a snack, and the perfect plant food can do the trick. In fact, you can make your own plant food in just minutes and using items right from your own kitchen.

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Thrifty gardening Tips

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

As I was doing some yard work a couple of days ago, I noticed my neighbor tilling up a vegetable garden spot in his back yard – a sure sign of spring! Tip # 1 – Go thrifty on seeds and plants. If you buy organic non-hybrid fruits or vegetables, you can save your seeds and plant them, year after year. Use cuttings.

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Guerrilla Gardening And Seed Bombing

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Coined in 1973 by Liz Christy and her Green Guerrilla group in New York City, guerrilla gardening uses “seed grenades” as a way of introducing vegetation to empty lots in NYC in order to make the city look better. Sure, people do actually plant some of them, but I think throwing them is much more fun. Plan a mission.

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5 Tips for the Beginning Gardener

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

As you become more experienced with gardening, and as your confidence improves, you can plant a bigger garden. Some plants that are generally easy to grow for most people include tomatoes, green beans, various squash, peas, potatoes, and certain herbs. Rather than planting your seeds outside, plant them inside.

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