Kids love hands-on activities, getting dirty, and creating their own things. Kids are curious about the natural world around them. Help them discover what they can create and grow by providing them with fun activities and kits that allow them to explore fun ways to garden. CLICK TO READ MORE.
Plants that like each other, attract beneficial insects and pollinators to each other as well as repel pesky enemies to keep each other safe, happy, and healthy. Remember your tight-knit friend group in school when you all looked out for each other? Keeping your enemies out and your friends in is exactly the same thing that plants like to do too. When you keep their foes away from them, you will be preventing your garden from acquiring diseases and pests and find that you do not need extra help with chemicals just to be successful. If you skip companion planting in your garden, you are more likely to resort to using chemicals on your plants. CLICK TO READ MORE.
Learn how to make your backyard a snack yard with a few perennial plants t that provides healthy snacks for your family.
Discover the best off grid solar lights for your backyard and patio and place them anywhere you need extra light!
Guest Blogger Post: This post was written by Helen over at Simple Homesteading. She has lived off the grid for 9 years and I am thrilled she is sharing her experience with us!
Learn all about pear trees in this ultimate guide discussing how to grow pear trees and the various ways to use pear fruit.
Make and keep a stocked pantry of hardtack survival biscuits to help provide food for your family in emergencies. They will last indefinitely!
Discover how to install a worm tunnel in your garden for easy, odor-free composting. Improve soil health naturally with the help of worms!
Can a year’s supply of quince jam for your pantry with this simple recipe and offer your family a different kind of jam!
