The Ultimate Plant and Forget Garden Experiment
This summer we spent almost three months living in Vermont. The timing was less than ideal for a gardener, but…
This summer we spent almost three months living in Vermont. The timing was less than ideal for a gardener, but…
There is something wonderfully charming about old terracotta pots. The mineral stains and verdant green algae creeping along their sides…
Before we even moved onto our land, when our tiny house, garden, and orchard were just plans on scraps of…
This winter our family has been hit by one cold after another. Perhaps it’s the totally crazy NE Missouri winter…
This year’s September garden is a mixture of glorious bounty, and total crop failures. A particularly wet August and September has…
There’s something about pine cones that’s appealing to all of us. Their pattern, their natural symmetry —it’s no wonder we…
Soapmaking is one of those quintessential homesteading skills that conjures up romantic images of the past. Collecting wood ash, rendering…
Rainwater harvesting is the ancient practice of collecting and storing precipitation for later use. This technology can be traced back…
In this post, I’ll share not only how to grow sweet potatoes, but also how to harvest, cure and store…
I don’t know about you, but I love the look of greens tucked around my home for the holidays. Nothing…