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When to Start Seeds Indoors: The Tips and Tricks You Need to Know

With the promise of spring hovering on the horizon, you may wish to know when to start seeds indoors. Sowing seeds to supply your garden with flowers and vegetables is the most economical way to populate your plot, but sometimes it feels like a minefield when trying...

From Grocery to Garden: 40 Plants You Can Regrow from Scraps

Gardening, Prepare without going broke, Preparedness Skills

Did you know that the average American spends about $550 per month on groceries? And of that, fruits and vegetables make up a good portion of that number. But what if we told you that there are plants you can regrow from the scraps you typically throw away? That’s...

Fall Vegetables to Grow in Your Garden

Gardening, Other

Just because the weather is turning and the primary growing season is ending does not mean that you cannot enjoy fall vegetables. There is nothing more satisfying than picking your own vegetables from the garden and eating them. Furthermore, with a little...

What You Need to Know about Growing Spuds in a Potato Tower (3 Ways)

Gardening, Preparedness Skills

There’s no doubt about it – fresh, home-grown vegetables have a taste of their own, exceeding even what you can buy in the organic produce department. Some vegetables, like tomatoes, potatoes, and herbs are very easy to grow at home even if you don’t...

How to Grow and Dry Your Rosemary

Food Storage Recipes, Gardening, Other

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Canning Corn in 3 Easy Steps

Food Storage, Gardening

Growing crops is a fun hobby that allows you to eat fresh produce straight from your garden. Sweet corn is a delicious veggie that compliments any meal, and it’s perfect for putting in canning jars. The good news is, you can grow as much corn as you’d like and...