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Keep York, Pa., native plants alive with planting
One way to make your life and your garden environmentally friendly is to plant native species. York County residents are in luck, with at least two native plant sales popping up in the coming weeks.
Posted in Container garden chronicles, Green living, Just for fun, Organic
Tagged Bob Holtzapple, Creating a Rain Garden, Edible Native Garden, green, Harvey’s Gardens, Heartwood Nursery, Heirloom Vegetable Plant Sale, horn farm center, Invasive Aquatics, Keystone Wildflowers, Kollar Nursery, maescapes, master gardeners, Meadowsweet Native Plant Farm, native plant fest and sale, Outstanding Plants from our Pollinator Research Trial, penn state master gardeners, pesticide free, plants, Rain Tree Landscaping and Nursery, seedlings, shrubs, Spring Haven Nurseries, The Gardener of the Owl Valley, The Mason Dixon Unit of the Herb Society of America, vegetables, york county annex
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Ways businesses can help save the bees in York
There are a few ways that a business can help local farmers and gardeners fix the decline in the bee population.
Posted in Green living
Tagged bee colonies, bees, bumble bees, buy local, colony collapse disorder, Earth, farmers, flowers, green, local, organic, pesticides, plants, pollinate, pollination, pollinators, vegetables
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Chat with vegetarian chef and author Kim O’Donnel
Get ideas for Meatless Monday and learn about the trend of eating less meat for health and environmental reasons.
Of Pots and Pens: Sauteed spinach with garlic and bacon
Eating healthy happens slowly for us. Yes, we want chicken nuggets. But we also want salad. And turkey bacon. So we made some compromises earlier this week when we wanted to try something tasty, but healthy and flavorful. My boyfriend, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food
Tagged cooking, food, Garlic, italian food, Of Pots and Pens, Rebecca LeFever, recipe, sauteed spinach, side dishes, turkey bacon, vegetables
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Seasonal Recipe Contest: Potatoes and pears in September
Get cooking! Submit dishes made with potatoes or pears in Smart’s Seasonal Recipe Contest.
Posted in Baking, Contests, Food, Seasonal Recipe Contest, Uncategorized
Tagged baking, cooking, fruits, Leigh Zaleski, Seasonal Recipe Contest, vegetables
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It’s too hot to turn on the oven: DIY tomato mozzarella summer salad
In case you haven’t noticed, or have had the luxury of not leaving your house for the past week, it’s been ridiculously hot outside. Like, I-don’t-want-to-go-anywhere-near-my-kitchen hot. So, instead of forcing your A/C to battle it out with your stove, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Diet, Dinner time, Food, Health and fitness, Seasonal, Uncategorized
Tagged balsamic vinegar, basil, cook, food, garden, hot weather, kitchen, mozzarella, mozzerella, olive oil, recipe, salad, Smart, Smart magazine, summer, tomato, vegetables, York, York County, York PA
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How sweet it is: Local corn ahead of season
A variety of reasons contributed to sweet corn arriving ahead of season in York and Adams counties.
Posted in Food, Green living
Tagged april trotter, farmer's markets, food, green living, Pa., Pennsylvania, recipe, Smart, sweet corn, vegetables, York, york city, York County, York PA
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Try vegan on the grill this summer
I have my favorite parts of summer: swimming, the first warm night and lightning bugs, to name a few. Another favorite part is the smell of grilled food and eating said food. A person might think that there is nothing … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food
Tagged bananas, chocolate bananas, dessert, grilling, marinate, tofu, veg-friendly, vegan, vegan grill, vegan grilling, vegan-friendly, vegetables, vegetarian, veggie burgers, veggie dogs
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Container Garden Chronicles: So far, so good
I was a little nervous about my veggies last night. The flowers on my stoop were pretty much flattened after a weekend downpour. So as I heard radio reports of high winds, hail and rain on my way home last … Continue reading
