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3 Ingredient Homemade Deodorant

May 6, 2013May 6, 2013 Willow Stevens 261 Views 0 Comments Body odor, botany, coconut oil, Coconuts, Deodorant, Diets, Dollar Tree, favorite essential oil, Flora, Food and drink, food processor, gluten free diet, Odor, Oil, Personal hygiene products

I have been having a personal issue lately….my deodorants haven’t been working for me, and my sweat was giving off a funny odor. After doing some research, I found that my gluten free diet could be changing the way my body odor smells, and while it was not pleasant before (what BO is?) it was just unbearable now. I…

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Sweet Pepper Harvest – Vegetable Gardening

August 24, 2012 Willow Stevens 405 Views 0 Comments ax, BACK, basics, bells, bike, botany, bushcraft, camp, canner, canoe, Cooking, cubanelle, diy, eden, edible, field, fish, folk, Food, forage, Garden, gather, GEAR, gun, harvest, Herbal, hike, history, how, hunt, identification, kayak, knife, lilac, living, medicine, michigan, miwilderness, mushroom, naturalist, organic, Outdoor, pepper, permaculture, pick a peck of pickled peppers, pickle, plant, Prepper, preservation, pressure, primitive, remedy, Review, skills, sports, Survival, Sweet, technology, tent, TEST, to, vegetable garden, wildcraft

Please like, share, comment and subscribe. Thanks for the views, comments and support. More related videos: www.youtube.com These sweet bell peppers were harvested near the end of July in southern Michigan. Also harvested a few Cubanelle peppers. The most prolific of the bunch now seems to be the lilac bells which turn from ivory in…

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Garden Update: Planting Vegetables

July 13, 2012 Willow Stevens 613 Views 0 Comments agriculture, be, beans, bio, biology, botany, breeding, corn, crafting, cultivate, Culture, diesel, down, evolution, family, farm, farmers market, flower, food for the needy, Fruit, fungicide, Garden, Gardening, glucosinolate, grass, grid, harvest, herbicide, hoe, homegrown, horticulture, legume, maize, mono, mustard, nematocidal, nightshade, OFF, on, organic, pepper prepper, permaculture, plant, planting, prepared, raw food, reap, science, selective, sisters, sow, squash, Survival, teosinte grass, the, three, Vegetable, weed, Wild

The turning, tilling, weeding, and making of rows is finished. Now it’s time to lant the garden and get the vegetables into the ground. The shade provided from the Tree of Heaven is relieving. I find it hard to get up from my lawn chair at times, so comfortable and enjoyable to watch the balloons…

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Organic Heirloom Vegetable Garden Update

July 1, 2012 Willow Stevens 460 Views 0 Comments bell, Big, Black, botany, burger, compost, earth, Easy, Eco, Environment, environmental, ez, flower, flowers, Friendly, fruiting, fungiside, Garden (Literature Subject), Gardening, gardens, Green, heirloom, help, hillbilly, how, howto, japanese, king, lemon, madison, maker, McDonald's, migardener, money, monsanto, NATURE, Need, organic, pepper, peppers, pesticide, reliance, reliant, seedling, self, simle, square, sustainable, Tea, tips, to, tomatoes, transplant, tricks, trifelle, tutorial, water, zak

A COMPLETE and MASIVE update on all the tomato varieties I have at the cottage, plus some peppers, eggplant, beans, watermelon, squash, zucchini, and beans! everything is LOVING the soil, and the fertilizer mixture I gave it. Preparing A Vegetable Garden From The Ground Up Want to make your food dollar go as far as…