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Author Archives: Dianna Ott
Signs of spring and renewal
Spring! In the form of forsythia forced to bloom indoors. I’ve been away. I’m sorry for neglecting to tend this blog, my garden, my life. Winter came and it was cold and damp and the sun didn’t shine for days. … Continue reading
Fall foliage makes us sad
As beautiful as fall colors are, there’s something about this season that makes us sad. The light changes, the leaves fall, the days grow short. Soon, it will be cold and gloomy and, in our part of the country, wet … Continue reading
Oh-So-Easy Crock Pot Tomato Sauce
Oh dear ones, have I shared my oh-so-easy recipe for tomato sauce in a crock pot with you? I promise that this is the easiest tomato sauce you will ever make. Crock Pot Tomato Sauce Fill your crock pot with … Continue reading
Posted in canning, cooking, garden
Tagged crockpot, Immersion blender, Recipe, Slow cooker, tomato, tomato sauce
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Garden tours make me green with envy
Our local Master Gardeners group recently sponsored a garden tour at a house I’ve been curious about for years. This garden has is only 11 years old and takes up the same space we have. Oh, do we have a … Continue reading
Posted in design, garden
Tagged arbor, garden tour, master gardener, master gardening, pond
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Fall is in the air
Happy Autumn Equinox! Here at Lydia Street, it is starting to feel like fall. The temperatures have dropped in the evenings and the mums are starting to bloom. For years and years, we would buy potted mums to sit on … Continue reading
Friday Dog Photo: Stinkeye
Occasionally we’ll get this look from Adia — the one that says “I’m disappointed in you.” This week the look could mean any number of things, but I think it’s because we haven’t blogged enough. Related articles Friday Dog Photo … Continue reading
Rest and relaxation in the garden
“The greatest gift of the garden is the restoration of the five senses.” – Ruth Stout Life has been busy these past weeks and I miss being able to sit outside and enjoy the garden. This week I promise myself … Continue reading

