Seed Saving for Beginners
Tomato, cucumber, corn, and peas are a great place to begin seed saving so you can plant your own seed next year. Read on
Tomato, cucumber, corn, and peas are a great place to begin seed saving so you can plant your own seed next year. Read on
If you're thinking about gardening, these five raised bed gardening ideas and tips are a great place to start! We set up some raised
Knowing how to keep weeds out of the garden is something most of us would like to do, weeds compete for nutrients, can crowd
Every spring, we eagerly await the emerging soil and can't wait to get our hands dirty again! Then, we know all too well the
Feeling behind on garden planning? This post is for you. Here are our best late start gardening tips to get something growing now!
Vegetable gardening is a wonderful activity suitable for just about anyone. It increases self-sufficiency, provides numerous health benefits (Source), and produces delicious produce better
Learn how to grow sprouts at home with this easy inexpensive method. Enjoy fresh broccoli sprouts, bean sprouts or alfalfa sprouts!
We love a good home-grown tomato. We've grown them successfully for years when living in Southern California and Tennessee; however, once we moved to
Designing a food forest can be overwhelming. We're sharing some tips to help remove the guesswork and make growing an edible landscape something that's
Have you ever considered what you're growing in the garden to know if it's actually working for you or against you? This week on
We've been battling the grass in our terrace garden for years now and are finally hopeful that we're winning the war. Join us for
Come see what we're growing in our terrace gardens, the systems we're implementing and how we're winning our battle against the grass.
How to Homestead Anywhere Crash Course
Join me for a FREE live virtual event January 6th – 10th
Live in a high-rise apartment, a suburban neighborhood or on multiple acres? Join the homesteading movement with these simple, actionable steps.
