Gardening Guides and Homesteading Tips
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10 Cool Season Plants You Can Grow Today!
We are all itching to get back in the garden and start growing some yummy veggies. There are cold-hardy varieties that don’t mind a little chill or for some, frost. In fact, sometimes cold weather makes them taste better!
A Step-By-Step Guide for Starting Seeds Indoors
Simply by providing seeds with comfortable temperatures, adequate soil moisture and time, your plants will establish strong root systems and, in time, grow big enough for replanting. Follow these tips for planting success.
Growing and Using Barley at Home
Barley is a high-yielding cereal grain that can be adapted to many parts of the homestead. This step-by-step growing guide will help you grow and harvest barley from start to finish.
How To Grow Vegetables Year-Round in Container Gardens
If you are short on garden space or want to plant a few more vegetable varieties this year, why not add some interest to your patio or deck?
How To Make Birdseed Ornaments
During winter, wild birds need extra energy to stay warm and will love the birdseed ornaments you set out for them.
4 Big Ways Snow Can Benefit the Garden
The extreme temperatures occurring throughout many parts of the country that are causing snow accumulation could be doing your garden some good. That right, folks. Snow is great for the garden!
How to Make Seed Starting Mix
Grow stronger and healthier plants by making your own seed starting mix.
5 Reasons Why Heirloom Seeds are the Best for Gardening
Heirloom seeds are the way to go for superior flavor and continual harvests. Make your investment in seeds worthwhile by choosing the same seed varieties your ancestors did. Your health matters and having the right seeds for your garden is paramount.
What’s in Your Produce May Surprise You
Fresh foods are readily available and usually only a drive down to the community store. But this accessibility may come with a price – your health. Here’s what you need to know.