If I Could Only Grow One Crop…
To decide which crop is the best to grow, I considered caloric content, overall nutrition, ease of cultivation, harvesting, and storage.
Gardening
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
14 Things You Should Never Compost (And Why)
You can compost almost anything organic, but there are some things you shouldn’t compost. The quality of your compost is only as good as the materials. #homesteadsurvivalsite #compost #composting #gardeningtips #homesteading
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.
Build A DIY Self-Watering Planter For Only $10
In this video, Epic Gardening explains how to make a simple DIY self-watering planter using only $10 worth of materials. #homesteadsurvivalsite #diyplanter #selfwateringplanter #planters #gardenideas
6 Food Scraps To Feed Your Garden
Your plants need calcium, phosphorus, potassium, and much more in order to thrive. These things are abundant in kitchen scraps.
15 Fruit Trees You Can Grow In Buckets
Growing fruit trees in buckets or a similar container is an excellent way to cultivate your own fruit, even in small spaces.
How Many Plants Does It Take to Feed a Family for a Year?
Growing enough food for a family takes a lot of work and dedication. However, food and financial freedom come with it.
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
14 Tips From The Forest For A Successful Vegetable Garden
Is there anything we can learn from the forest and apply to our vegetable gardens? Plants in forests usually do so well, but why?
