Money Saving Tip:
When you go out to eat, order no dessert and no drinks, just water.
Gardening
Now is the time to plant your summer garden. Don't have one yet? It's simple. Soak the ground and let it sit over night. In the morning dig up the dirt in the area where you would like to have your garden. Go to home depot and purchase generic brand potting soil, steer manure, and vegetable seeds. Mix the potting soil and manure in with the dirt you have dug up in your yard. Keep moist until you are ready to plant. Plant seeds right in the ground or use peat pods. Pay attention to the planting directions on the back of the seed packages. Here are some ideas for things that will grow in the summer months: zucchini or crook neck squash, tomatoes (start inside), cucumbers, corn, basil, black eyed peas, green beans, bell peppers, eggplant, okra, watermelon, cantaloupe, radish, strawberries (need shade) or sunflowers.
Any questions, contact Melanie Nielson 647-2987, melanie.nielson@yahoo.com I would love to help!!!
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