My family visits our local farmer’s market every other week. Partially because it is a great way to have fun while supporting our local farmers, but it is also because we pick up our bi-weekly CSA share there. When you shop at the farmer’s market or you are a member of a CSA, being creative is essential when it comes to deciding how to use all of the vegetables that you will find. For example, right now in Florida our farmer’s market is full of mixed greens, squash, peppers, winter fruits, strawberries, and root vegetables.
Since we are a busy family, finding time and creative ways to use all of those vegetables before they expire is very important to us. We have found the quickest way to use a lot of vegetables at once, regardless of the vegetables that we receive each week is by having a salad with our dinner every evening. The k
Reflecting its exotic, sea-swept location and rich nautical history, Föhr House by Francesco Di Gregorio & Karin Matz, in a village on the German North Sea island of Föhr, converts an old farmhouse hay storage interior. 
With treated pine, blue polypropylene rope, and 3,200 hand-drilled ceramic tiles that reference an old local symbol of wealth – hand-painted Friesan tiles – from merchant seafaring days of old. Via ArchDaily. Photos by Francesco Di Gregorio. 
Most creeping or vining plants will seek some form of support. And if it’s a pumpkin vine, it can apparently latch onto a nearby tree and use it as a host. That’s what this heirloom pumpkin plant did when its seeds were planted close to the base of a well-established redwood, and the wayward vine produced some lovely pumpkins as it ascended the base of this large trunk.