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How To Keep Your Garden Going All Summer

Knowing the right vegetables to plant is one step towards a great summer garden. Taking care of their watering and weeding needs is crucial.

Making your own immune-boosting gummy bears is easier than you think. All you need is some gelatin, elderberry syrup, and gummy bear molds.

These are some of my favorite uses for white vinegar, although there are many more. When you’re done reading, you’ll want to get some.

Consider a garden full of mosquito-repelling herbs and plants that will allow you to make a DIY bug spray with safe and all-natural ingredients.

There are so many tools and supplies you need for a homestead. Some of them are so expensive that you’re better of renting than buying.

Anyone can learn to make their own yeast. However, it takes a lot of time and patience. Here are step by step instructions for growing yeast.

If you want to test your ability to survive without technology, look at Serious Survivor’s list of 20 survival skills that people have forgotten.

Although there are many chemical methods, there are also a variety of natural methods that are effective at keeping animals out of your garden.

Many would argue that no homestead is ever finished; there is always something to work on, even decades down the road. It takes time and patience.

You can easily make a vegetable oil candle with a small bottle, some oil, some cotton yarn, and a little piece of aluminum foil.