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Determining Your Why Workbook

I created this workbook full of questions to help you determine your why, so you can connect with customers who share your values and build a loyal community around your farm or maker business.

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Farm Sitter Information Sheet

Here’s a quick list of things every farmer needs to remember when going on vacation and briefing the farm sitter as well as a link to a free downloadable template so that you can make your own info sheet.

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Most of us spend so much energy trying to earn love. Say the right thing, show up on time, keep everyone happy, and maybe then we’re worth it. But love was never something we had to earn in the first place. He loved us first.

Today’s Farm Sunday devotional is a reminder that once we get that, we’re free to love others the same way.

Read the full devotional here: https://sweetbombdiggityfarms.com/farmsunday-devotional-the-power-of-love/

#CountryLivingConnoisseur #SweetBombDiggityFarms #FlourishingLifeDesign #FarmSunday #1John4

#FarmSunday Devotional | The Power of Love #christianliving #1john4

🌼 There’s a black-eyed Susan that comes back every year, and one that doesn’t. Know which one you have?

Mine are the old school, like me! The true perennial kind. Hardy, low maintenance, back from the same crown every single year. I put together a full guide with all the varieties and details on this flower, one of my favorites.

Comment “flower” or grab the link here: https://sweetbombdiggityfarms.com/black-eyed-susans-guide-the-old-school-flower-that-keeps-giving/

Not all Black-eyed Susans are the same #perennial #countrylivingconnoisseur

Use code BOMBDIGGITY or the 🔗 in my bio for 20% off Eaton Pet and Pasture: https://eatonpetandpasture.com/discount/bombdiggity

My geese live in the greenhouse, where I spend a ton of time so I can be with them, and I never smell it. That’s not an exaggeration, that’s Revitalime.

Geese, ducks, chickens, none of them are tidy, but this has become an absolute must have for the barn toolbox. All natural, made with calcite, thyme, and peppermint, safe around my flock and my plants. It neutralizes odor, soaks up moisture, and keeps pests away, so my greenhouse smells like an herb garden instead of a barnyard. Sprinkle it after cleaning, add fresh bedding, done.

Because of it, having geese in the greenhouse feels like a joy instead of a chore. If you have geese, ducks, or chickens, you need this.

#CountryLivingConnoisseur #SweetBombDiggityFarms #FlourishingLifeDesign #GooseLife #EatonPetAndPasture

How I keep Sebastopol Geese in my greenhouse and it smells amazing! #goosecare #eatonpetandpasture

#FarmSunday Devotional | Chasing What Matters #christianliving #1timothy6

You don’t need a shrub to anchor your fall containers. Rosemary comes back year after year, smells incredible, and gives you something to build the whole season around. Right now it’s ornamental peppers for color, pansies come in once it cools off. Same anchor, new look every few months.

#CountryLivingConnoisseur #SweetBombDiggityFarms #FlourishingLifeDesign #Rosemary #fallcontainergardening

The plant secret to never having to completely redo your fall containers #containergardening

Late summer clearance racks are a gold mine if you have an open mind and don’t mind to be patient until the next growing season. These plants look rough right now, but they’re perennials, which means the ground is about to do all the work. Found ferns, hostas, Rose of Sharon, and even rosemary this trip, all headed straight into the ground and the front porch.

#CountryLivingConnoisseur #SweetBombDiggityFarms #FlourishingLifeDesign #ClearancePlants #PerennialGarden

End of Summer Plant Clearance: What’s Actually Worth Buying

Years ago, driving into the Colorado mountains, the view actually brought me to tears. This week’s Farm Sunday is about that same kind of looking, the difference between a passing glance at Jesus and truly fixing our eyes on Him. Check out today’s devotional and pass on the Good News. Now that’s BombDiggity!

Full Devotional 🔗 https://sweetbombdiggityfarms.com/farmsunday-devotional-fix-your-eyes-on-jesus/

#CountryLivingConnoisseur #SweetBombDiggityFarms #FlourishingLifeDesign #FarmSunday #KeepYourEyesOnJesus

#FarmSunday Devotional | Fix Your Eyes Upon Jesus #flourishinglifedesign #hebrews12

Your hydrangea blooms do not have to die in a vase after three days. Here’s how we make ours last all season and then some.

The trick is timing, not technique. Wait until the petals feel papery instead of soft, then cut in the morning, strip the leaves, and stand the stems in just an inch of water. Let it run out on its own instead of topping it off. That slow dry is what keeps the color and the shape instead of leaving you with a shriveled, faded bloom.

Full guide on preserving, pruning, and feeding every type of hydrangea is up on the blog now, link is in bio.

Now that’s BombDiggity.

#CountryLivingConnoisseur #SweetBombDiggityFarms #FlourishingLifeDesign #HydrangeaCare #DriedFlowers

Want your hydrangea blooms to last long past the season — do this! #hydrangealove #hydrangea

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If you think all hydrangeas are the same plant, we need to talk. Mine are two completely different types growing five feet apart, different light, different pruning, different everything. Get this wrong and you can cut off next year’s blooms without ever knowing why.

Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you the full breakdown.

#CountryLivingConnoisseur #SweetBombDiggityFarms #FlourishingLifeDesign #HydrangeaTypes #GardenTips

Hydrangeas - same name, different needs! #gardeningtips

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#FarmSunday Devotional | The Power of Love

Farm Sunday devotional: love was never something we had to earn. From 1 John 4:19, discover why He loved us first, and what it means for how we love others.

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Black-Eyed Susans Guide: The Old School Flower That Keeps Giving

Not all black-eyed Susans are created equal. From the classic ‘Rudbeckia hirta’ to the dramatic ‘Rudbeckia maxima,’ each variety offers unique beauty and versatility. Whether you prefer a traditional look or a more modern arrangement, there’s a black-eyed Susan for you.

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#FarmSunday Devotional | Chasing What Matters

Paul’s charge to Timothy in 1 Tim. 6:11-12 pushes us to chase righteousness, faith, and eternal life — not the world’s version of success.

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