Posts about gardening.
Living out here on the farm, you learn to make use of what nature gives you. Rainwater is one of those free gifts that too many folks let go to waste. With just a little effort, you can collect that runoff and use it to water your garden, wash tools, or even care for your animals. In this post, I’ll show you how I use a rain barrel setup right off my back porch—and how easy it is to get started.
Discover the time-tested method of companion planting–where vegetable grow better with herbs and flowers. It’s nature’s way of keeping your garden healthy and thriving with no chemicals.
Starting a small garden is easier than you think– and you don’t need a big yard to do it. With a few pot, good soil, and a sunny spot you can grow your own herbs, veggies, and flowers. It’s a simple pleasure to grow and bring fresh food to your table.
Homesteading doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a little space and a lot of heart, you can start small—whether it’s composting, gardening, or raising a few chickens. Follow along as I share simple, practical tips from our 5-acre homestead in southeastern Georgia to help you live a more self-sufficient, fulfilling life.
Composting is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to reduce waster and improve your garden soil–all the while saving money on fertilizer.
