We forgot to enjoy annual treats at Rita's last week on the first day of Spring.
Despite many e-mail offers and mailed catologues, our family purchased affordable seed packets at... Family Dollar (4/$1), Big Lots, Giant Eagle, and Lowe's.
Already we've planted many seedlings...
Some of the cooler weather crops were started in our outdoor garden such as lettuce, radishes and beets. Thankfully asparagus, a few melons and mint have returned.
It has been enjoyable with warmer weather to begin using chalk on cement walkways, decking and bricks. Plus blowing bubbles, spin wheels and decorating crafts together are never ending fun!
How have y'all celebrated the beginning of Spring?
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Showing posts with label Organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organic. Show all posts
Monday, March 26, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Surprising Store With Organic Options
Where can one afford to purchase certified USDA Organic Foods for your family?
It is so exciting to have discovered a surprising store with fabulous deals on organic foods. Check the expiration dates and consider whether your family will consume the food prior to then, or is concerned with expired foods.
Big Lots has a small yet, amazing selection of organic foods for our child. From pureed fruits to cartons of milk, the organic options are more affordable then purchasing at local grocers.
Do you have any unusual stores that you recommend for purchasing organic foods for your family?
It is so exciting to have discovered a surprising store with fabulous deals on organic foods. Check the expiration dates and consider whether your family will consume the food prior to then, or is concerned with expired foods.
Big Lots has a small yet, amazing selection of organic foods for our child. From pureed fruits to cartons of milk, the organic options are more affordable then purchasing at local grocers.
Do you have any unusual stores that you recommend for purchasing organic foods for your family?
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