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Sweet Harvest Happenings

    Local Author, Lindy Mayberry Sellers lives on a 12-acre hobby farm in the beautiful Carolina Piedmont. With the help of her husband, she raises sheep, chickens, vegetables and most importantly children.

    “Summer time and the living is easy,”

    “Summer time and the living is easy,” so goes the old Gershwin song. It’s easy, until July hits and the gardens are exploding with...

    Brenda Lynn Smith’s Mint Tea

    Having returned from a week long trip to Tennessee, we found the yellow squash overtaking the garden. It looks like I will be busy...

    Herbal Lemonade

    Going out to eat is always an adventure for us. Whenever we enjoy a particularly good drink or dish, we try to figure out...

    Growing Tobacco & Cotton

    I became fascinated with growing tobacco in 1989, when my friend, Lorie would share wonderful stories with me about working alongside her granddaddy in...

    Making your own Skincare and Cleaning Products

    In the past few years, our family has made an attempt to cut out processed foods, and the amount of chemicals that we use...

    Zinnias

    Hollyhocks, Lillies, Dahlias and Roses are blooming in gardens all over the Southeast. I have long admired the yards of people who grow these...

    Making soap and beauty products on the homestead

    Soap making has a long and useful history dating back to the early Roman Empire. In my Grandmother’s day, they had to render lard...

    Swiss Chard and Aprons

    The farmers market is full of greens right now; everything from broccoli to lettuces, spinach, and Swiss chard. Have you ever eaten Swiss chard?...

    Lilacs and roses

    Lilacs and roses are blooming near the front door, and I feel almost dizzy when I walk by and catch a whiff of their...

    The quiet simplicity

    The quiet simplicity of hanging clothes out to dry can bring such a sense of peace. With the warm summer sun on my back, the...

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