Tomorrow's Tips Today

Cucumbers are cool little warriors, just sitting there waiting to battle your halitosis.
Mayonnaise can help remove that water ring from the rude guest or inconsiderate housemate that neglected to use a coaster on your wood grain furniture.

Never do today, what you can put off till tomorrow.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:Never do today, what you can put off till tomorrow.

Don't think of it as being lazy.  Think of it as conserving for the future.

HAMARTIA wrote:Cucumbers are cool little warriors, just sitting there waiting to battle your halitosis.

Are the drunk cucumbers worthless in battle, or can they fight that war as well?

Likely dependent on what they're soused in.

In addition to your spring garden, get to work ( it's not as much work as a traditional garden) on your hidden survival garden. It's fun!

how does one do a HIDDEN survival garden. Do you actually hide it??

Calypso Jones wrote:how does one do a HIDDEN survival garden.  Do you actually hide it??

In plain sight.  You don't use traditional rows.  There are a lot of articles and help sites about it.  For myself, I'm using a vacant plot in "no man's land" ( a plot of land behind the property and before the woods that that is owned and supposed to be maintained by the power company;they never touch it)  It's overgrown, and looks useless, but there are small trees and shrubs starting there, which the beans I plant will be able to use for support.  I have mustard greens and herbs in and there will be two different kinds of squashes later.  The ground is pretty rocky, so I won't be doing root veggies there, but there's a whole host of other things I can do.   Just "haphazard planning".

Calypso Jones wrote:how does one do a HIDDEN survival garden.  Do you actually hide it??

Always hide your weed!

Don't trust baking recipes online. Most of them aren't great no matter how great a spin and backstory that precedes the subpar recipe. Go with a tried and true recipe when wanting to give someone a gift.