Reviving the lost art of self-reliance, one small step at a time
There’s nothing more rewarding than planting food and watching it grow from seed to harvest.
Growing a veggie garden is quite possibly one of the most rewarding activities a person can undertake. A little bit of poking around the soil can net bushels of fresh produce.
Knowing where your produce comes from and how it was grown is priceless. In a world where so many of us are trying to cut our exposure to unnecessary chemicals in our lives, taking control of our fresh food production is empowering.
From how much to plant and choosing appropriate vegetable varieties for your region, to soil improvement and composting. there’s plenty here to get you started.
Choose these for a successful garden harvest! Great for first time gardeners, of course, but most everyone can appreciate the (almost) fail-proof nature of these crops!
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The trick to growing sweet potatoes is to start early so you’ll be ready to get them in the ground as soon as your soil is warm enough. They’re easy to grow!
The best organic garden comes from the best organic soil. Improve soil for better crop yield and healthier plants in your vegetable garden.
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These vegetable crops are fast to mature. This means that even if you’re starting late, you can still harvest a crop this year.
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Choose vegetables that grow in shade to increase your shade garden success. These partial shade vegetables will grow in low light situations.
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Growing your own food doesn’t have to be expensive or all-consuming. Check out these 15 tips to make your garden thrive with less work.
An uncontrolled slug & snail problem can ruin crops overnight. Organic slug control options eliminate slugs naturally for a healthy garden.
Companion planting repels pests & boosts your garden’s health. Try adding herbs like dill, chives, and rosemary to your vegetable garden to help it thrive.
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Talk about a time saver in the garden! Perennial vegetables and fruits are productive plants that come back every year – plant once, harvest for YEARS!
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