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015 Nest In Style – Front Yard Food, Ivette Soler Interview
Is it possible to create a sexy, beautiful garden that is waterwise and earth friendly, but also has loads of edibles and ornamental plants too? Absolutely. In fact, we tell you how to do just that very thing on this Nest In Style episode.
Our special guest is the charming and funny Ivette Soler, a well-known landscape designer in Los Angeles. Don’t miss her interview with Teresa as she describes how she transformed her front yard into a botanical oasis that uses less water and chemicals. You’ll love why she believes Americans should rethink their front yards. Plus, Jayme and Teresa discuss their new love affair with eggplants and share their favorites.
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Nest In Style Canning & Preserving Contest Winners!
We’ve tallied the entries and checked the list twice. Between our NIS Facebook fan page, aHa! Home and Garden blog comments, Twitter and the NIS Flickr group, we had 91 entries! The Facebook fan page was by far the most active with comments, canning ideas, and even recipes. Check out the fan page for ideas!
If you are not one of the winners listed below, don’t be sad. Over at aHa! Modern Living (AML), I am offering a sweet deal for anyone who wants to buy the Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest book for themselves or as gifts for friends and family. The holiday season will be here before you know it!
014 Nest In Style – Local Foods and Bikeloc Interview
In honor of National Farmers Week, August 1-8, 2010, we salute America’s family farmers and its delicious local foods in this episode. Hear co-hosts Jayme Jenkins and Teresa O’Connor discuss the many challenges that face farmers in this country … and learn what you can do to help. (Luckily, there are lots of ways to support family farmers.)
Don’t miss Teresa’s interview with Bikeloc’s founders. The two energetic and enterprising cyclists are about to finish a rather grueling, cross-country ride across the USA. They’re biking from potluck to potluck, meeting with farmers, food providers and ordinary citizens to record their experiences with local foods.
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Nest In Style Book Giveaway: Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest
Drumroll, please… The new website is finally here and we are so excited! We decided to kick off Nest In Style’s new beginning on aHa! Home & Garden with a book giveaway.
Since we are nearing summer’s harvest season, we thought it was perfect timing to give away free copies of Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest.
So, Nest In Style has teamed up with co-author Lorene Edwards Forkner and Sasquatch books to give away three free copies of Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest.
There are many ways to enter this contest. The more you do, the greater your chances to win…
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004 Nest In Style - 2010 Northwest Flower & Garden Show Highlights
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001 Nest In Style - Gardener Gift Ideas & Holiday Traditions
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003 Nest In Style - Part II of Gardening & Social Media
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005 Nest In Style - Starting from Seed, Heirlooms & Garden Design
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006 Nest In Style - San Francisco Flower & Garden Show Highlights, Part 1
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015 Nest In Style – Front Yard Food, Ivette Soler Interview
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Nest In Style Canning & Preserving Contest Winners!
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014 Nest In Style – Local Foods and Bikeloc Interview
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Nest In Style Book Giveaway: Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest
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013 Nest In Style – Canning Expert Theresa Loe Interview
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012 Nest In Style – Save Time in the Garden & Mary Ann Newcomer Interview
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011 Nest In Style – Lettuces, Living Walls & Debra Lee Baldwin Interview
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010 Nest In Style – Edible Flowers & Garden Coach Interview
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009 Nest In Style – Growing Tomatoes & Susan Cohan Interview
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008 Nest In Style – Feng Shui Expert Linda Binns Interview
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Teresa/Seasonal Wisdom: Ah, schucks. You're all winners to me. Thanks ever...
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Mary G Shipman: TY TY TY I am going to use this a lot, I know. I ...
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lhabr: Thank you so much!! I will use it often. Lydia...
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Jayme Jenkins: Tomatoes just remind me of winter for some reason....
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