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The following post is from Katie of Kitchen Stewardship:
source: SimplyLA
I totally wrecked a half dozen of my cloth diapers, just by washing them.
Mostly the more expensive, nicer ones of the 25 cloth diapers I reviewed.
It was tragic.
The silver lining, as with all stupid mistakes I make, is that I get to share it with the world so you don’t experience the same leaky drama as our household has been through.
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The following post is from Victoria of Project Homestead:
source: projecthomestead.com
All winter long, gardeners itching to see bare dirt and smell warming soil pore over seed catalogs to dream about the possibilities ahead. But amid our bounty of great seed choices, deciding what to plant can feel, well, daunting. It doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re starting your first garden or you’ve hoed a row or two, there are just a handful of things to know when choosing the best seeds for you.
This number tells you how long it takes a plant to mature from seed. Make sure you have enough frost-free days to match this window. It’s easy to estimate for the first and last frost dates where you live. Winter squash, potatoes, peppers and eggplant require fairly long (frost-free) growing seasons. Lettuce, kale, arugula, and herbs are quick—so you can plant them anytime.
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