In this series I’m compiling the quick and dirty info on growing specific vegetables. Just the basics. No fluff, no frills. When you’re sitting down in the late Winter, surrounded by seed catalogs, and your garden plan in front of you, you want a quick reference. How far apart can you plant? What pH do …
Are you new to gardening and want to grow some spinach? This guide will teach you how to grow spinach! Spinach is a green leafy vegetable that can be eaten raw or cooked. It makes great salads, sandwiches, and soups. Growing spinach is easy and can be done in most climates with plenty of sunlight. …
Making spaghetti sauce for canning is a great way to save money and preserve the flavors of summer. The following steps will help you get started on your spaghetti sauce preserving journey! For other fresh from the garden tomato recipes, check out: 13 fresh from the garden tomato recipes Easy Tomato Soup for Canning How …
The middle of the summer is the best time to start thinking about growing pumpkins. Whether you’re growing them for your own dinner table (think pumpkin pie at Thanksgiving) or to sell at a market, there are a few tips and tricks to growing the biggest, brightest pumpkins ever. growing Pumpkins Pumpkins take up a …
You can leave the rat race and homestead full time! To give you some ideas, I’ve collected the top 28 ways to make money homesteading. If you’re like me (and I think you are!), you’ve been drawn to homesteading from a desire to quit the rat race, slow down, and live a simpler life. Unfortunately, …
