Hey y'all, it's been SO long since I've been on here. I hope you are all well in these crazy times.
I wanted to let you all know that I'm not posting here regularly or on any forums or groups, not even facebook. Currently, I'm only using favebook for
Read more…ok, so i want to get into growing my own food. what are some good first plants to get? and where are some good places to get them?
Read more…My recently planted fruit trees are striving to make themselves at home in my hot climate.
But now some local ants, large and small, are turning the leaves into their personal smorgasbord.
A. I don't wish to harm the ants on ethical grounds.
B. I
Read more…Hey all! so im thinking that apart from perennial fruits melons are the best bang for my buck, is this accurate?
Read more…The only thing I can think of are fruit trees. I'd like to plant seeds that can take care of themselves so a person only need pick them when they are in season.
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Earlier this week, I planted basil and today I planted blue potatoes at my house. I also have red and gold potatoesready for when I get the next potato space ready. I also have a good sized herb garden, I'm waiting to see what survived the winter. I
Read more…As you know I am not taking my trip across America, see post here.
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| New strawberry bed with my compost! |
I have had much to do since I got back from NC. Now that I am back in KY, I have tilled one of my gardens which I will turn into a Melon patch (water
Read more…There's a lot of great info in these videos to improve your gardening adventure: http://organiclifeguru.com/free-permaculture-organic-farming-online-course-with-will-hooker-from-nc-state-university/
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What vegetables to grow during the summer (May, June, & July)
Hello everyone! It has been several months since I lasted posted. Obviously, I have been keeping busy in the garden: hoeing, weeding, staking toma
Read more…Original Post from Vegans Living off the Land @ Grow Food in March & April: Cold weather vegetables
I started on my cold crop garden in March and April, so here are some ideas of what you can grow during the Spring months in cold climates:
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There are many questions to homestea
Hello everyone! It's December, and I want everyone to be prepared for growing food as early as January, next year!! I originally posted "Vegan Garden Calendar (How to & what to grow all year) @ http://veganslivingofftheland.blogspot.com/2012/11/worl
Read more…As you may or may not know: I live in Kentucky, USA -- where our winters are cold and snowy, but becoming milder with climate change (zone 6.) In the next few weeks (August-September) I will be sowing: kale, Swiss Chard, turnips, radishes, lettuce, c
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I'm very new to gardening, and will be starting an indoor garden in a sunroom (and later outside when I get the hang of it).
What is the best organic soil to buy? The couple I have found in stores contain poultry fertilizer, is that something th
Does anyone know where can one buy fresh dates in bulk in your area?
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