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Do Vegetable Gardens Waste More Money Than They Save?

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I was bopping along the Internet when I found myself in a discussion about frugal advice people hate. Basically, those tips to save money that don’t apply to you. And the number one way to save money that actually wasted money was – plant a garden. This was followed by people saying that vegetable gardens cost them more money than they saved because it cost them $40 to grow one tomato and that vegtable gardening is a waste of money. On the one hand I tend to agree because growing a vegetable gardening to save money is playing the long game. Save this idea to your Pinterest Boards for later! Share it with your friends!
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My Top 10 Posts of 2012

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My, my, my how 2012 has flown by! This year has been seen the good, like my being a Newcomer and Food Community Leader at Blissdom.


Me being Community Leaderly

The challenging, like learning how to live lactose free as a cheese loving foodie.


Especially when Husband goes bonkers buying local cheese as vacation souvenirs.



And the downright awful - fighting canine lymphoma and losing Blitzkrieg.



The bright is you raised $1,080.00 for the Blitzkrieg Cancer Treatment Fund. Husband and I are so grateful to you. Blitzkrieg's extra hospital stays and extra treatments because of reactions and rejections tore through our estimated $3,000.00 costs. Husband and I are paying it forward. We donated a ton of dog food to our local pet food pantry in Blitzkrieg's memory as part of our holiday celebration.

Of course during all of this I blogged it and you read it. Here are my top 10 posts of 2012:

1. How to Make Peppermint Essential Oil (Tincture)



2. Pumpkin Spice Coffee and Pumpkin Spice Latte Recipe





3. How to Bake & Puree Fresh Pumpkin





4. How to Dry Fresh Herbs Without a Dehydrator




5. Coconut Carmel Popcorn







7. Glogg Spiced Wine




8. How to Eat Healthy From a Couponing Stockpile








10. Shwarma Black Bean Burgers




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