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A Dust of Snow in the Winter Garden

A Dust of Snow in the Winter Garden

Dust of Snow   The way a crow Shook down on me The dust of snow From a hemlock tree…
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Roasting Tomatoes, Grilling and Freezing Too!

Roasting Tomatoes, Grilling and Freezing Too!

Mamma Mia! We have an abundance of paste-type tomatoes at the Second Street Chicken Ranch. Thankfully, there are several easy…
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Harvesting Garlic

Harvesting Garlic

Harvesting Garlic at the Chicken Ranch This week the garden took on the faint aroma of an Italian kitchen with…
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Why Break the Rules of Gardening

Why Break the Rules of Gardening

When it comes to gardening, I’m a rule breaker.  Yes, I’ll admit it, I don’t map out my garden on…
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Huffington Post Highlight’s Blog Post

Huffington Post Highlight’s Blog Post

The Huffington Post Features CdA Coop Garlic Scape Recipe The Coeur d’Alene Coop had the honor of being featured in…
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Garlic Scapes – A Simple Pesto Recipe

Garlic Scapes – A Simple Pesto Recipe

The Great Garlic Scape Last fall I planted about 50 bulbs of Spanish Roja garlic — a hard neck variety…
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Recent Posts from The Coop

  • Heirlooms and GMOs: Why I’m Growing Both This Year April 17, 2026
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