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Whether you live in an apartment, a house in the city, the suburbs, or even on a farm, an herb garden is in many ways – as important as a regular garden. In today’s post, we’re going to discuss the four main purposes for an Herb garden – taste, medicinal, […]
It’s that time of year! A lot of people began planting gardens in the last four years. This year, gardens are still a big thing! And who could blame us? Creating a garden can help us feel like we have control over something in a world that feels out of […]
A Year Without the Grocery Store isn’t just a concept that lives in a void. There are three necessary legs that support it: knowledge with practice, a proper stockpile, and mental and spiritual preparedness, which necessarily includes a sense of humor. Being able to save money is a huge part […]
During the winter months, maintaining a lush indoor garden not only adds a touch of greenery to your home but also offers a myriad of benefits that can brighten your palate and your spirit. Imagine how because of a winter indoor garden, you can have the luxury of fresh produce […]
Last week, we discussed five fairly conventional food preservation techniques. But this week, we’re going to venture into some less traversed techniques. There are links in this post. Some of the links may be affiliate links. Some of the links may not be. My promise to you is that I […]
I love Christmas season. I love decorating. I love the occasional party. But I really love the ambiance in our living room after our kids have gone to bed. It’s beautiful and quiet. . . for a while. As a homeschooling mom, I’m oftentimes surrounded by kids. Sometimes, the most […]
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the thought of prepping in the suburbs? Do you feel like you’re hitting a brick wall when it comes to getting started? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! In today’s video, I’m going to show you how to get started prepping in the suburbs, no matter […]
If you garden, I’m betting that you want the most productive garden that you can grow, and using compost is a simple yet effective way to reduce waste and nourish your garden. With organic waste recycling becoming increasingly popular, it’s no wonder many are eager to learn the ins and […]
Are you eager to start your own seed-saving journey with heirloom vegetables? Well today, we’re going to delve into Tips and Troubleshooting for Successful Seed Saving, to ensure that your saved seeds are viable and will give you successful germination rates. One way to determine seed viability is through germination […]
When it comes to growing your own vegetables, there’s nothing quite as rewarding as saving seeds from heirloom plants. Not only does it allow you to continue the legacy of these unique varieties, but it also saves you money by not having to purchase new seeds each year. In this […]
Last week, we discussed simple ways to get started with Zero Waste Gardening where we delved into five vegetables that you could grow from scraps. This week, we’re going to tackle the second simple way to get started with Zero Waste Gardening, and that is Seed Saving from Heirloom Vegetables. […]
Did you know that you can turn your kitchen scraps into a thriving vegetable garden? Yep. you absolutely can! In this blog post, we will explore the fascinating world of zero waste gardening and uncover five unexpected vegetables that you can grow from the remnants of your favorite meals. Say […]
When we moved out to the country two and a half years ago, we had no idea just how unprepared we were for having five acres, a pond, and outbuildings. We VERY quickly discovered that living in the country is so much more expensive than we ever dreamed. But I […]
I’ve recently been talking with a friend who – like me – loves preparedness, but doesn’t have time for reading. I had to chuckle at how similar our disposition toward reading is. But I’m sure there are a myriad of others out there just like us. So I thought I […]
Oftentimes hiding something in plain sight is the simplest and easiest way to hide items. It’s the same way with your garden. The easiest place to hide edibles is in a garden that looks ornamental, but actually feeds our family – also known as a guerrilla garden. Last week, we […]
