Wonders In My Urban Farm Strawberries Part 1

Strawberries need 8 hours of full sun each day. A minimum of 6 is required for them to grow properly, but giving them 8–10 hours of direct sunlight per day is the approach that will lead to the best results.

Strawberries thrive in bright sunlight and enjoy warm temperatures and moist soil. Even more than 10 hours of full sun won’t usually harm this delicious fruit.

Sun-scorch is only something to worry about if the region where you live typically experiences extremely hot temperatures. If this is the case, shading them a bit in the afternoon should prevent problems.

REPOST SUCCESS Alphabet Adjustable Cake Pan a Great Cooking Idea!

Whether you’re an avid home baker or just an occasional one, a good set of cake pans—in a few shapes and sizes—will help you turn out better, moister, and more beautiful baked goods every time.

Even if you’re a from-the-box type of baker, this adjustable cake pan is going to bring a lot of joy to you and your loved ones in the kitchen and at the table.

REMEMBER: Enjoy today, feel the moment. After all, the now is all the time we have. So there…be happy! 😉

Numbers and letters cake pan

Harvesting Corn Facebook Post

There is nothing more rewarding than seeing your hard work flourish. Harvesting hundreds of healthy corn. Some will be put away to be eaten and others to be preserved.

Beginning 2023 Counting Calories

… and eating right! As you get older your body gets slower burning those calories consumed during the day. So, it wouldn’t hurt to start counting calories according to age and gender. It’s actually fun, as long as you don’t go totally radical about it.

Mexican Breakfast Today Chilaquiles With Sunny Side Up Eggs

I really love this Mexican dish: chilaquiles. You can serve them over easy or sunny-side-up eggs on top of the chilaquiles, which are fried pieces of tortillas covered with red or green sauce. Sour cream and onion are served only if you like them.

My Instagram Reel With 3,039 Views!

I love to eat all kinds of salads, but especially the ones I prepare at home because I get all my ingredients from my own urban farm. The lettuce, cucumbers, onion, tomatoes, swiss chard, chickpeas, peppers, orange, and mango that I have grown, directly to my plate. Isn’t that fantastic?

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Schnippelboy A Blog With Delicious Food Recipes!

“A diary of our everyday kitchen – easy to cook at home”

SCHNIPPELBOY

“There are photos and recipes of our everyday kitchen with no claim to perfection-recipes mostly without measurements and weights. From time to time a somewhat more sophisticated dish-intended as a cookbook for the grandchildren when they leave the house-so that all family recipes are not lost-when writing and Taking pictures of the blog and browsing other blogs creates the desire to cook and eat new things, as well as to present them – the ingredients should be regional and seasonal as far as possible.”

A Blog With Deliciousness And Stories Is Silly Old Sod

“GRUMPLICIOUSNESS”

“Silly Old Sod”

“There’s a story behind why there are no flies on me. It is all to do with fishing and I know I have said before, that I am not a lover of fishing. My Dad was a keen fisherman and…“

Facebook Post Great Dinner I Had Last Night

A Blog That Fascinates Me Is View From The Back

View From The Back

“Ramblings of a retiree in France”