Finding age-appropriate nature fun for littles to do on your homestead this May-June is tricky the younger they are. But it’s so important to get them involved and engaged young so when they are old enough they will want to be part of the family team and contributing to the homestead. That’s the end goal. […]
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Growing carrots in your garden is rewarding, but have you ever thought about saving their seeds for future planting? Saving carrot seeds not only ensures a continuous cycle of homegrown produce but also helps develop stronger, more resilient plants that are well-adapted to your local climate. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these
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As an organic gardener, I try to grow as much as possible from seed. Not only is it more cost-effective, but it also gives me full control over the varieties I plant, ensuring no GMO crops sneak into my garden. Plus, saving seeds year after year is a rewarding practice that keeps my garden self-sustaining.
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Mint is one of those plants that you either love it or you absolutely hate it. Is it an invasive species, a weed, a powerful medicinal and culinary herb? What exactly is mint? Mint is one of the most well-known and widely used herbs in the world. The herb is valued for its refreshing aroma
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April means we have one month until the gardening season is officially underway. May is so close we can taste it! Let’s prepare the garden beds and start sowing those plants that like a little bit of cold. There’s a few plants you can start now, indoors or by direct sowing. Either way, let’s get
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