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Easy Creamy Hatch Green Chile & Corn Dip Recipe

Easy Creamy Hatch Green Chile & Corn Dip Recipe

This easy creamy hatch green chile and corn dip recipe is a crowd pleaser! It's the perfect delicious appetizer for your next party! The creamy dip is loaded with cheese and perfect for game day or any gathering! Every year when our local grocery store, HEB, has their...

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The Big List of Personal and Homestead Goals for 2023

The Big List of Personal and Homestead Goals for 2023

As the first day of the new year many of us set goals for the upcoming 12 months. Below is the big list of personal and homestead goals for 2023 that I'm setting out to accomplish. Clean Out My Closet Several years ago, I decided I'd switch out all of my hangers to...

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How to Care for and Water Poinsettia Plants

How to Care for and Water Poinsettia Plants

The poinsettia plant, euphorbia pulcherrima, is a perennial shrub native to Mexico. Poinsettias are tropical plants that thrive year around in the lush rain forests where temperatures remain above 50 degrees. In 1825 Joel Robert Poinsett, the first U.S. ambassador to...

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How to Make Keto Butter Spritz Cookies

How to Make Keto Butter Spritz Cookies

Cookie season is upon us and although spritz butter cookies can be made and enjoyed all year they're especially popular during the holiday season. This recipe is perfect for those who are gluten intolerant or following a low-carb keto diet. Keto spritz cookies are...

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How to Make Your Own Homemade Phosphorous Fertilizer

How to Make Your Own Homemade Phosphorous Fertilizer

As a gardener I try to grow the best tasting and healthiest produce in my vegetable garden. One of the best things you can do for your soil is to make your own homemade phosphorous fertilizer for plants using items in your kitchen. Healthy soil and plants are the...

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How to Plant, Grow & Protect Cucumbers from Frost & Pests

How to Plant, Grow & Protect Cucumbers from Frost & Pests

Cucumber plants, cucumis sativus, are warm season vegetables that thrive in temperatures from 75°F - 85°F. Gardening in zone 9A, generally allows me to plant cucumbers twice; I plant cucumbers once in the spring and once in the fall. I can teach you how to grow...

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