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Tagged: vegetable garden

Offbeat
3:17 pm
Mon March 19, 2012

Spring is here, time to grow a face gourd?

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Credit Tim Anderson/instructables.com
Two gourd portraits. The right shows the gourd's natural color wile the left has been stained with tea
Credit Tim Anderson/instructables.com
A young gourd is placed inside a plaster or rubber mold
Credit Tim Anderson/instructables.com
It usually takes a few steps of negative and positive molds to make one that's appropriate for the gourd
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If you're anything like the folks here at Michigan Radio, the recent (and ongoing) spate of unseasonably warm weather through much of the state has probably inspired you to run from the radio station screaming and throwing off layers spend more time outdoors.

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Offbeat
2:00 pm
Fri July 15, 2011

Oak Park drops gardening charges against local woman

Credit Steve Cornelius / Flickr
Charges against an Oak Park woman relating to an illegal veggie garden have been dropped
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Charges relating to an illegal vegetable garden have been dropped against an Oak Park woman, according to the Baltimore Sun:

"Charges against an Oak Park, Mich., woman, who faced 93 days in jail for having a vegetable garden in her front yard, have apparently been dropped."

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