You’ve just harvested the last of your crops. Your winter squashes, pumpkins, the last of your carrots etc. You begin to prep your gardens and close “shop” for the winter. Now just before your local frost sets in and you’re ready to put your feet up, there is one last crop you should consider planting. ... Continue Reading →
Here is an easy way to enjoy fresh sprouts all year long no matter where you live, No backyard required! No one needs to be convinced that fresh tastes best, especially fresh and homemade or grown. Growing alfalfa sprouts may be one of the easiest and most accessible ways to provide this freshness all year... Continue Reading →
Planning out a new vegetable garden! It’s like a blank canvas for an artist, a new opportunity to bring your passion to life. First, the planning phase. Location, size, materials needed etc. Once that has been established, It’s time to get your hands dirty and begin creating! But how can you create an EFFICIENT vegetable... Continue Reading →
The tomato. Preserve it, slice it, throw it into a salad, or snack right off the vine. A versatile staple in every homesteaders garden, and we are no exception. In our past urban home we would often have purchased seedling plants from a local nursery and plant one or two plants of maybe two varieties... Continue Reading →
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