If you’ve got a sunny window, you’ve got the makings of a kitchen herb garden. I just love having fresh herbs at my fingertips all year long. Fresh herbs can enhance ordinary culinary dishes, add extra nutrition to your meals, and add fragrance and beauty to your home. Growing herbs is both easy and affordable. […]
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15 Foods You Can Grow In Buckets Year Round
You might be surprised at all the foods you can grow in buckets on your balcony, porch, or patio. Here are some best foods to grow.
12 Herbs and Veggies That Grow Well in The Summer Heat
While most plants thrive in the spring and fall, warm-weather plants love the heat and sun of the summer. Here are some heat-tolerant plants to consider. #homesteadsurvivalsite #herbgardening #vegetablegardening #summergarden #gardeningtips
How To Turn A Twig Into A Tree
While trees can grow from seed, some people find it is easier to plant new trees using cuttings. Here’s how to turn a twig into a tree.
11 Herbs And Flowers That Mosquitoes Hate
Bug spray may work, but it’s also sticky and smelly. That’s why investing in herbs and flowers that repel mosquitoes is a better option.
9 Perennial Herbs To Plant Now And Enjoy Every Year
Some herbs are perennials that you can plant once and harvest for years. Here are some of the tastiest and most useful perennial herbs. #homesteadsurvivalsite #perennialherbs #herbs #growingherbs #herbgardening
Top 10 Herbs Every Homesteader Should Grow
You probably already know that many herbs have abundant medicinal properties. Let’s see how you can use them to keep family healthy.
10 Ways to Preserve Fresh Herbs
If you have a bountiful supply of home-grown herbs this year, you may be looking for new ways to preserve them.
10 Herbs and Flowers That Can Ease Your Aches and Pains
Nature has provided medicinal herbs and flowers that ease pain, clear up rashes, reduce swelling and bruising, and treat various illnesses.
10 Wild Edibles To Look for In Your Backyard
These wild edibles are both healthy and common in North America. If you go searching for them, you may even find a few in your backyard.
