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
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.
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.
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
You probably already know that many herbs have abundant medicinal properties. Let’s see how you can use them to keep family healthy.
If you have a bountiful supply of home-grown herbs this year, you may be looking for new ways to preserve them.
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.
Did you know that dandelions have many benefits and uses? For one thing, every part of the dandelion is edible.
Perennial herbs are a great choice for gardeners because they are simpler and tend to be hardier plants that come back every year.
