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Welcome Baby Fox

Here we are on the winter solstice, nearly three months after welcoming our sweet baby…

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ASLA Award Winner

I was recently presented with a Community Service Award from the Oregon Chapter of the…

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Homestead Tour

Check out before-and-after photos, garden plans and lots of pretty photos of our homesteads. See how…

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Slowing Down

I have been chronicling my journey through modern homesteading for nearly a decade, and many…

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2016 Seed Order

I spent the cold dark days of winter pouring over my seed catalogs and dreaming…

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Landscape Design

LANDSCAPE DESIGN Renee Wilkinson received her masters degree in landscape architecture from the University of…

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Holiday Solstice Tree

Our holiday traditions have evolved over time, as they should. The childhood season of presents has…

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Pumpkin Cookies

Pumpkin Recipe Round-Up

I’m that person… the pumpkin muffin, pumpkin scone, pumpkin bread, pumpkin-everything-person. This delicious and versatile…

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Harvesting Onions

I planted two different varieties of onions in early spring along the perimeter of our raised…

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Living Room Facelift

The mid-century home we bought a year ago had solid bones, but fabulously outdated interior spaces. Every…

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Growing Asparagus

[caption id="attachment_7620" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Asparagus crown Asparagus is an adaptable, hardy vegetable that is also…

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A Big, Big Project

It’s been year of change for us here on the homestead! At home, we are busily transforming…

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Holiday Recap

Here is a little peek into what our Christmas celebration looked like this year. It…

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My First Quilt

This has been a very unusual summer on our homestead. We are still getting settled…

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Lasagna Compost

It’s almost time to close the chapter on our former homestead, as new folks are…

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Crooked Coop

We recently moved into our new digs, but it hasn’t quite felt like home without…

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May To Do List

It’s that time of year when the garden needs help transitioning from spring to summer….

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Yes! Spring!

To my dearly beloved Spring, I say yes! Yes! A thousand times yes! Welcome to…

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Spring Brunch

Fritatta Three Ways

The chickens have announced the arrival of spring with about fifty-thousand eggs. We’re averaging 4-5…

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Spring Soil Prep

Before you get spring planting fever, take the time to replenish your garden soil first….

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Frozen Garden

Being homebound all weekend during Portland’s recent snow and ice storm had it’s moments of…

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Snowy Homestead

Portland’s cold weather kept us housebound for several days. Time seemed to stop as the…

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January Harvest

It is mighty quiet on the homestead right now and I’m enjoying every chilly moment….

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Apple Harvest

It’s apple season, so it was time to visit what I consider to be the…

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October Harvest

October is giving us the last drops of warm-season harvests, but it’s time to draw…

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Fresh Tomato Soup

I have been busily canning stewed tomatoes, marinara sauce and ketchup, but still the harvest…

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September Harvest

It’s still summertime on our homestead in September. Let’s take a little walk through the…

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Imperfection

I had a recent revelation when I was sharing some fruit from our garden with…

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Renee Wilkinson is a sixth generation Oregon homesteader with a fascination for watching things grow and getting her hands dirty. Her homestead is a tenth of an acre plot in Portland, Oregon, where she lives in blissful chaos with her husband, children (Juniper, River, and Fox), honeybee hives, and a flock of backyard chickens.
Renee launched Hip Chick Digs in 2007 to share information about homesteading, edible landscape design, and sustainable living.

She is an award-winning author of the book Modern Homestead: Grow, Raise, Create covering everything you ever wanted to know about growing your own produce, keeping urban livestock and preserving the harvest. Her book readings, workshops and lectures have taken her across the country.

She received her Master of Landscape Architecture degree around the time her book published, and has worked as a landscape designer ever since. Her work portfolio includes state, regional and city parks, multi-use trails, nature playgrounds and residential gardens. Visit Renee Wilkinson Landscapes to learn more about her design practice and see work samples.

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Renee doesn’t have much time currently for regular blog posts, but she is very active on Instagram – the shorter format is just more conducive to life these days. DIY’ers can find tons of design ideas, projects and more on her Pinterest pages. She has a Facebook page that occasionally includes pictures of the homestead, interesting articles and other tidbits. You can email her at Renee(at)HipChickDigs(dot)com with questions, comments or to just say hello. Happy growing!

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Here are all of my posts! You should be able to click on any given month and see an expandable list of previous posts. It’s overwhelming! And this goes back nearly 20 years… I have high hopes of going through to fix all the broken links and missing images, but I’m not sure there’s enough downtime in the world for me to prioritize that.

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In 2011, Renee Wilkinson released her first book Modern Homestead: Grow, Raise, Create. Since then she has traveled across North America for book readings, homesteading workshops and lectures. Today you can still find this wonderful guide to homesteading at national retailers, independent bookstores and at your local library.

Description: Sixth-generation gardener Renee Wilkinson embraces the old school while adding a bit of funk in this savvy-smart guide to homesteading. From a windowsill to a sprawling backyard, these are all places we can grow vegetables, make homes for animals, and fill our cupboards with canned decadence, all the while flashing our personal style and taste.

Available from these fine retailers:

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Reviews:

“Filled with beautiful photos and illustrations, Wilkinson tells pretty much everything anyone needs to know to get started in sustainable living, especially in urban and suburban areas. It’s a compact resource that should be kept handy, with a valuable index for looking things up.” Jim Ewing, Clarionledger.com

“This is a comprehensive starter-kit for creating a homesteading lifestyle in a simple and inspiring way From growing your own food in the smallest urban space, to a larger urban backyard plan, Modern Homestead will give you the information, instruction, and inspiration you need to get going- or to expand. Enjoy!” Spirituality and Health.com

Awards:

Award Winner, Green Book Festival – Gardening Category

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Current Homestead

In 2014, we bid a fond farewell to our original homestead and moved into the Sellwood neighborhood of SE Portland for another fixer-upper homestead project. Our new digs had different colored carpet in every room, wallpaper for every decade since the home’s construction in the early mid-century, and a minimal landscape consisting of just lawn.

We began cutting sod and sheet mulching to rehab the nutrient-sapped, heavy clay soil. The first trees and large edible shrubs were planted well before our moving boxes were unpacked. My many years of homesteading and experience in landscape architecture helped the homestead take shape quickly. The major elements include larger raised beds, pergola/patio space, in-ground irrigation, crushed rock pathways, and a dilapidated outbuilding rebuilt into a combination chicken coop/garden shed.

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After just a few years, everything has grown in much faster than any of my previous urban homesteads. The overall garden design seems more cohesive, thoughtful, and flexible to adapt to the changing needs of our growing family.

My kids still spend time hunting for berries and collecting eggs daily from the chickens. Our backyard is an urban oasis for friends and family to gather during our warm weather gatherings. And in the dormant months, it’s my favorite place in the world for quiet contemplation with a hot cup of coffee.

The collection of photos here is from the first five years. Scroll further down to see a snapshot of my IG feed, wwhere you can find the most recent updates.

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Here’s a snapshot of the very latest pictures of our homestead on Instagram:

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Click on the images below to take a little virtual tour of our homesteads, where you check out before-and-after photos, garden plans and lots of pretty photos to inspire your own space.

We’ve been cultivating our current homestead for over a decade now. It all began with a boring lawn and rotten shed. You can also view images from our original homestead, where we planted roots for eight lively years.

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Original Homestead

Our very first homestead was a 700 square foot house in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood of southeast Portland, Oregon. The 1927 house was painted the dullest light-grey you can imagine and surrounded by patchy lawn. What I saw the first time I set eyes on this meager plot of land was loads of potential for a budding homestead.

Over the course of eight years we transformed this beat-up house into a much-loved home. It started with sheet mulching the entire front and back yards, building our first chicken coop and planting the first round of edible trees and shrubs. Every year I would cut and divided my favorite perennials, add new plant species and train the fruiting vines.

We painted the house red and added some colorful accent trim to draw out the historic character of the home. We replaced aging infrastructure systems with energy-efficient upgrades to make this home environmentally sustainable from the inside out.

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We added a pergola to the center of the garden, which became the “heart” of our homestead. Many late summer evenings were spent out there with loved ones watching the sunset over our thriving food forest. Our beloved garden even graced the pages of Country Gardens magazine in their Spring 2013 issue, just a few months after we had welcomed our first child, Juniper.

Not long after, it felt time to pass the torch of our starter homestead onto another eager young couple. Gardens are living things that continually change over time. It will never be the same when we finally said goodbye, but the memories we made there will last forever.

Want to see more photos of our homesteading life? Check out how we’ve created our current homestead, which we have been cultivating for over a decade: Current Homestead

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In the heart of the city, a modern homestead is growing food, raising livestock, and creating beauty.

Landscape Design Projects

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Current Homestead

Peek behind the garden gate to see pictures of our space.
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Original Homestead

Learn how it began two decades ago…
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Explore my professional work as a landscape architect.
About Us

Welcome!

Hello homesteader! I’m Renee Wilkinson and this is where I’ve chronicled my adventures in homesteading since 2007. Here you will find 1,000+posts on modern homestead projects, edible landscape design and the occasional life update.

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Portland Veggie Calendar

I recently finished putting together a vegetable planting calendar resource that I’m excited…
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Cookbook Club Podcast

Cookbook Club Podcast

Modern homesteaders are often avid home-cooks, and I am no exception. In case you are too, I wanted…
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Backyard rain garden

Backyard Rain Garden

Incorporating a rain garden into our homestead allows us to weave natural processes into our…
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2020 Vegetable Garden Plan

2020 Vegetable Garden Plan

This is the most well-thought through vegetable garden I’ve ever created. Take a look at the…
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Perfect Pumpkin Puree

You can easily substitute fresh pumpkin for canned pumpkin, but a couple extra steps are needed to…
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Homesteading with Kids

This is what homesteading with children looks like. Fox, now a toddler, picked these precious San…
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Renee Wilkinson Web 300x300Renee Wilkinson holds a masters degree in landscape architecture and has designed outdoor spaces for over a decade. Her experience includes edible gardens, permaculture food forests, nature-based playgrounds, multi-family housing (senior living, memory care, affordable housing, etc), public parks and multi-use trails.

Renee has a similar approach to all of her projects: creates outdoor environments that entice people to connect with nature. That can mean growing your own food, supporting native wildlife, or simply having a safe space to seek refuge and recharge. Her design work emphasizes ecologically-sensitive design elements, such as native gardens, low-water plants and local building materials.

Here you will find a small sample of her recent landscape design work. Email Renee(at)HipChickDigs(dot)com to find out more about her design availability.

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]]>There are lots of critters that roam our modern homestead, wild and domesticated. This page can help you navigate my many posts over the years about the clucking, quacking and buzzing going on in our backyard. You can also click here to look at all of my posts written about backyard livestock, as I may have some more recent posts not listed on this page.

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ChickensMore and more clucking can be heard from the backyards, frontyards and even balconies of our urban neighbors. We’ve kept a flock of chickens for several years now and are an excellent addition to the modern homestead. In exchange for a little love and care, our girls reward us with fresh eggs, nitrogen-rich manure, and a natural pest control.

Currently we have six lovely ladies: Pearl (Silver Americana), Golda (Golden Americana), Dotty (Speckled Sussex), Juanita (Black Leghorn), Mary (Cuckoo Maran) and Agatha (Belgian d’Uccle Bantam). We have built so many coops for our various flocks over the years and one of the best ones is included in my book. Here are some of the most popular posts I’ve written about keeping chickens:

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Ducks

We had a small flock of four Indian runner ducks on our homestead for more eggs, more nitrogen-rich manure, and, let’s be honest, more entertainment. These girls were an adorable addition to our homestead and a great fit for the rainy, cool Pacific Northwest weather. Their favorite activity (aside from swimming in their kiddie pool) was hunting around the garden for slugs on a wet day.

Ducks are a little noisier than chickens, but the make up for it with their rich eggs about 25% bigger than chickens. They are messier eaters and their poop is a lot bigger than their chicken cousins. Despite these downsides, they are less destructive in the garden since they can’t scratch up the soil. We eventually relocated the ducks to a nearby farm to simplify our homestead efforts, but still recommend them as a backyard livestock option (just maybe not when you already have chickens and bees and babies). Check out some of my posts about the ducks:

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Bees

Keeping honeybees takes up very little space, making them a great addition to urban gardens. They increase pollination of your fruit trees (and your neighbors) while providing you with local honey in the summer time. Bees are generally low-maintenance and just need some occasional looking after in the coldest winter months. Here are some posts I have written about keeping honeybees on the modern homestead:

Wildlife

Even the smallest urban spaces can make a little room to support native wildlife. Get some inspiration for your own modern homestead from some of these past posts:

 

 

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Having a productive homestead doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice beauty! These are various posts I have written over the years about helpful plants, beautiful garden spaces, outdoor projects and our own homestead design. I hope these give you some inspiring ideas to use in your own home and garden.

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Front Yard Update
Phase III: Pathways + Drip Irrigation
Phase II: Irrigation, Sod Removal, Soil Prep + Planting
Phase I: Homestead Garden Design
Front Yard Update (Our Former Homestead)
Homestead Design (Our Former Homestead)

Inside our homestead:

Bedroom Facelift
Living Room Facelift
Rustic Modern Bathroom Remodel
Juniper’s Room
Kitchen Facelift (Former Homestead)
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Bathroom Remodel (Former Homestead)
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Vegetable garden plans from the last several years:

2015 Vegetable Garden Plan
2014 Vegetable Garden Plan
2013 Vegetable Garden Plan
2011 Vegetable Garden Plan

Various garden projects:

Crushed Rock Pathways
Bean Play Teepee
Cat-Proof Raised Beds
Building Raised Beds
Chicken Coop/Shed Combo
How to Install Drip Irrigiation
Patio & Pergola: Lessons Learned
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NaturalYards: Raised Bed Kit Review
Paver Driveway
Paver Patio

sunshine-blueberry-ripeningUseful plants:

Early Flowering plants: Part i
Early Flowering plants: Part ii
Problem Solver: Sunshine Blueberry
Problem Solver: Evergreen Huckleberry
Problem Solver: Salal
Problem Solver: Strawberry Tree
Edible Ground Covers
High Desert Plants
Early Fall-Coloring Trees
Artichokes Planted as a Hedge
Flowering Perennials for Clay Soil
Plants for Winter Interest
Winter Blooming Witchhazel

 

asparagus-crownsOther popular garden posts:

My Favorite Tomato Varieties
Planting Tomatoes Outside
How to Plant Tomatoes
Seed Starting Basics
Growing Asparagus
Inviting Birds into the Garden
Planting an Herb Spiral
Planting Fall Garlic
Spraying Fruit Trees
Planting Potatoes: Double Dig Method
Easy Spring Vegetables

 

joshua-tree-explorersSome inspiring gardens I have had the pleasure of visiting:

Joshua Tree
San Diego Botanical Garden
Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center
The Highline
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Washington DC Botanical Garden
New York Botanical Garden
Brooklyn Botanical Garden

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