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Ann and Shelly share their excitement over receiving the Baker Creek Seed Catalog, discussing their garden plans and looking forward to spring. They also provide a final wrap-up of their experience at the 2025 Old Salt Festival.

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Old Salt Co-op: https://www.oldsaltco-op.com/

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds Company: rareseeds.com

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Us crabby old ladies went to the Old Salt festival and came back crabbier than ever.

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Welcome back! It's been a while but we are back with a new podcast, discussing our trials and tribulations of planting our gardens this spring. We talk about what we planted, lessons we've learned and what we are doing next.

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Ann and Shelly discuss their plans for their gardens, honoring the earth, and come to the realization that they might actually be green witches.

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It's almost Samhain! Our favorite crabby ladies discuss the origins of the holiday and their memories of trick-or-treating, costumes, the relatability of witches and the carving of turnips.

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Why do we garden and grow our own food? Two Montana women discussing what keeps us outside and why growing your own food is a good idea, along with a few rabbit hole discussions about birds, bees, sauerkraut, and chicken tractors.

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A conversation with two Montana women sharing life experiences, which consist of things that irritate us, boundaries and wishing people would be more self-aware. Does that make us crabby old ladies? (yes! and proud of it)

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