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black soldier fly frass fertilizer



This company in McMinnville has 25 lb. bags of Black soldier fly frass fertilizer, $50 for 25 lbs. Is that a good deal?

I called Concentrates. They have it 25 lbs for $45 so not


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October Recipes: Potato Soup and Pumpkin Bread

This is hands down my favorite potato soup recipe. It is Tex-Mex comfort food. I make it when the weather is dirty and I want something easy to digest, filling, and what feels like a gentle hug or a rub on the tummy.

Tex-Mex Potato Soup

Ingredients:

8 large potatoes

Water for boiling


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Our share table

I added green tomatoes to our table,

more to come today.

Please come and get them.

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Growing Edible Native Plants

A free presentation at Oak Lodge Library,

Saturday, October 3, 2:00-3:00 pm

Saturday, October 10, 2:00-3:00 pm 


Growing a garden of edible native plants benefits you, wildlife, the soil, and water quality! Local naturalist and instructor Cindy Hines will share her favorite edible PNW natives, their benefits, and how to incorporate them into meals. No registration required.  

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September's GreenTomatoes!

Here are two delicious recipes that make good use of those unripe tomatoes we all have clinging on in our allotments. Enjoy!


Fried Green Tomatoes 

(Ryan Yates/simplycookingrecipes.com)

 Prep/cook time: 45minutes

 Yield: 4 servings


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There are 2 plots where you can pick some veggies.

Plot A3 - Our community plot has lots of veggies for all members. Remember to take only what you are going to eat.


Plot Q9 - Mr. Robin smith has ask me to tell all members That any of his veggies are available to pick by our members.

Remember to take only what you are going to eat.

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I’m going to miss Robin sooooo much. He has been the best garden neighbor ever, and honestly is what has inspired us to keeping gardening year after year. I’m excited for him/Janet in their next journey in life to be able to live on his homestead in Montana and be close to his kids and grandkids. Thank you Robin for everything your friendship and wisdom in gardening. 💕Carrie and Savannah.

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At the share table


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