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Barb is wife to a taxidermist and mother to three outrageously rambunctious kids (ages 9, 10 & 19). She's a stay at home mom by choice and a blogger by surprise. She's your typical fun loving, happy-go-lucky gal...but probably the most hyperly enthusiastic one you'll ever meet...She loves to write and has so much fun connecting with everyone!
Your son has the same determination about gardening as I did at his age. I had two grandparents that dearly loved to garden and I think the green thumb must have been passed down the blood line too me. I haven’t tried growing grapes, but I must admit I think CJ has a good start to having some very nice grape vines. I can’t think of a year that I haven’t planted a garden … as I write this the onions and red beets are pushing their way upward from the fertile garden soil. I have several different kinds of tomatoes and peppers started from seed that are currently waiting for the weather to become a bit warmer and they will placed in the garden as well. I am trying some cilantro this year as well … I think I will taste some homemade salsa this summer. I had heard about the Tiscuit Farming Movement some time ago and had joined up on their site. I feel they have done a fantastic job in giving the homeowner all the information they need to plant a home garden with video’s made by Paul James covering a wide variety of step-by-step plans so that you can be successful. I think many people are looking at home gardening due to the economy, but I have always enjoyed gardening as a hobby and there is something special about sinking your teeth into something that you grew from the garden.