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We have moved to the mountains of Tn. this year. Had a fantastic little garden. Froze 2 bushels of green beans,corn,chopped green peppers,tomatoes and the winter squash looks beautiful. I sent a letter of thanks to the lady that owned the mini farm before us. She amended the soil so well we needed very little fertilizer. Best thing we ever did was to move here.
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful! Congratulations on your new home and garden!
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ReplyDeleteJust saw your blog, via Brenda of Cozy Little House. Your house and farmstead are beautiful! The stuff dreams are made of! God bless you and your family; I'll be visiting again. :-)
Thank you so much for your kind words and for visiting! Have a great day!
DeleteHi, love your blog! Here's how to protect your chickens: Around your fence, using a sledge hammer, put down green, metal fence posts. (They won't rust.) Around this, along the sides of the fence, & up over the top of the fence anchor (with wire twists), enough chicken wire or hardware cloth (it's a stronger, finer woven wire), to make a protective cage, or raptor cover, over your entire chicken yard. Your chickens can come & go out into their yard, safe from owls, raccoons, bob cats, coyotes, and chicken hawks. This is the only safe & sure way to protect chickens. Also, chicken snakes will eat chicken's eggs. You can buy online 'wooden eggs' & set them around. The chicken snake will swallow these & die. Good luck. We happily raised chickens for years. I love your little farm. Bev
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Bev. Really great advice!!
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ReplyDeleteHi! I stumbled on to your site recently and love it! Your style is so sweet and I especially enjoy it since we've recently purchased a little farmhouse and barn on a few acres in North Idaho. Looking forward to enjoying more fun things here on your site. Keep it up, girl! :o)
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness! How fun! I'm so happy for you!! Please keep me posted... I'd love to hear about life on your new mini farm as well!!
DeleteHello - I just found you via Junk Chic Cottage and love your page so many great ideas and inspiration! I would l like to subscribe to your blog via email so I get your new posts emailed direct to me but I don't see a spot to sign up for that function. Could you add this function so old dinosaurs like me can follow you the old fashioned way? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI also saw your blog and would like to know how to sign up via email.
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Hello! I just found your blog--love it! Could I subscribe to your pages by email notification? Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHello! I just found your blog--love it! Could I subscribe to your pages by email notification? Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI really like your blog!!! I would also like to know how to sign up via email. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteJulie, love all your decorating ideas. Your home always looks so warm and inviting. Thanks for sharing. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm so inspired by your posts! I keep going back to the picture of your front porch. Would you mind sharing the front door color? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am about to take the plunge and paint my kitchen countertops white and I was wondering how yours have been holding up since you painted them. Also, did you sand the countertops between each coat of paint? I hope mine turn as good as yours did. Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat's exciting because it can make such a big difference in the feel of your kitchen. So, our kitchen gets a TON of use... we have three growing boys who are almost always hungry. :) Our counters are getting pretty chipped up after a year and and four months. I keep thinking I should sand them again and put a fresh coat of paint on. So, what I would say is yes - I would definitely do it again. Going from dark green counters to white lightened that whole area of our home. But also yes, you will see some scratches and chips. Just try to think of it as you would painted furniture. Light sanding between coats helps...
DeleteThank you so much! I see that you have trims over your countertops. I also have the same thing in my kitchen and there is some caulk or silicone in between the trims and the countertops. I was wondering if this is the case in your kitchen and if you painted over it...
DeleteHi Julie! I've been linking to Share Your Style for a long time and just read that Des will not be hosting anymore. I'd love to be considered as one of your hostesses if you're going to fill that spot. My blog is French Country Style from the Foot of the Rockies at bringingfrenchcountryhome.blogspot.com. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHello. I love your post about the galvanized buckets and planters. I especially love the plant with the purple flowers. What kind of plant is that? I would love to put that plant in a bucket I recently purchased. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie!
ReplyDeleteI discovered your blog a few weeks ago via Pinterest and I love your style. Once I saw your posts about Farmhouse Style Storage and that beautiful picture of those galvanized tubs on the porch, it got the wheels turning, because your aesthetic fits perfectly with ours.
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ReplyDeleteI discovered your page by pinterest and LOVE your ideas! I have a curve ball for you...what would you do if you were moving to the desert? I plan to move to AZ in the next year and if all things go as I will own my first house. I love farmhouse styles, but wondering how I can make the landscape feel more like...me.
Thank you!
Hi Lauren ~ Thanks for your kind words. That's so exciting about you having your first home in Arizona. Some of my best friends live there! :) You can definitely incorporate your style inside your home, as far as outside... you may want some hardscape. I love pea gravel and have always dreamed of doing a pea gravel courtyard. You could take some inspiration from Southern France, where it is also warm. I'm not sure what types of plants and greenery grows in the desert and am wondering about lavender? Keep me posted! ~julie
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Hi there! I was wondering what paint color your front door is? I recently bought a very old house that needs a great deal of love and elbow grease. The siding is a dark gray and I want to bring more light and color to the front porch. Maybe a color like your front door would be the answer I'm looking for? Thanks... and beautiful blog!
ReplyDeleteHi!! I really like the wooden bar stools that you have. Can you please provide the name brand?
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth - thank you, and they are from World Market!
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ReplyDeleteI love the green color of your door and steps. Can you please provide the name and brand of paint you used?
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ReplyDeleteLike too know where you buy your grain sack pillows ? And I love your home I usually get my coffee before the day starts and I look your beautiful bloog and brings to a fantasy land ! Thank you for sharing such beautiful place
Thank you so much Elle for reading and for your kind words! :) Here is all of my best info on where I find grain sacks and grain sack pillows: http://littlefarmstead.blogspot.com/2017/01/diy-grain-sack-pillows-and-where-to-buy.html
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Hi! I love your brown x back barstools! where did you get them??
ReplyDeleteHi - Thank you, they're from World Market.
DeleteI love your blog, and I love your chunky blanket. I would love to order one for winter. What size is yours? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHey Julie. Do you allow guest posting?
ReplyDeleteHi I love the Morrpw house! What are your interior paint colors in that house?
ReplyDeleteWow charming blog!!
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Julie, I have really enjoyed your book, and my husband and I are in the early stages of building a house. I was hoping (fingers crossed) you might could share the name of the green paint color in the kitchen. It is absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the paint colors in your interior?
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