by Homesteader | Jul 11, 2023 | Seeds and Planting
Organic gardening is a great way to grow your own fresh produce and enjoy the benefits of eating healthy, pesticide-free food. However, starting an organic garden can be challenging, especially if you’re new to gardening. In this blog post, we will discuss some...
by Homesteader | Apr 20, 2020 | Alternative Growing Methods, Growing Fruits, Growing Vegetables, Heirlooms, Non-GMO and Seed Saving/Storing, Homestead Gardening, Homesteading Lifestyle, Organic Farming, Organic Gardening and Growing, Seeds and Planting
Why do we value heirloom seeds? What are heirloom seeds? Any plant seed varieties that have been grown for years and have not been genetically modified are classified as heirloom seeds. The seeds can be for vegetables, fruits, flowers, trees, or anything else...
by Homesteader | Nov 13, 2018 | Composting Tips, Home Life, Homestead Gardening, Seeds and Planting
Recently, we have been posting more posts on composting. It’s a great time of year to be working our composting bins and getting ready for the planting season. We simply want to add some thoughts and testimonials on the importance and necessity of composting....
by Homesteader | Jun 20, 2015 | Growing Vegetables, Home Life, Homestead Gardening, Homesteading Lifestyle, Organic Gardening and Growing, Seeds and Planting
As you are working on your Homesteading plan, you will need to consider your area. We have friends who live in other parts of the Country (USA) who are working hard to plan their homestead. Their dream is to setup their homestead in the beautiful mountain and...
by Homesteader | May 5, 2013 | Alternative Growing Methods, Frugal Living, Growing Vegetables, Home Life, Organic Farming, Organic Gardening and Growing, Seeds and Planting
If you are homesteading and perhaps do not have extensive acreage for growing crops, you can still consider building a greenhouse in small areas. A good greenhouse need not be always big and spacious. Although those requirements are ideal for big plant growers and...
by Homesteader | Mar 15, 2013 | Growing Vegetables, Heirlooms, Non-GMO and Seed Saving/Storing, Herbs and Herb Gardens, Homestead Gardening, Seeds and Planting
With the warm days of spring comes an increase in traffic to and from local nurseries. People who have had cabin fever all winter are chomping at the bit the get outside and begin the new planting season. Before you load up on plants or flower seeds, make sure your...
