Homesteader Reunion Weekend
Suitcases are being packed for Labor Day weekend – a sign that summer is coming to a close and fall […]
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books, events, green living, modern homesteadingSuitcases are being packed for Labor Day weekend – a sign that summer is coming to a close and fall […]
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books, events, green living, modern homesteadingAronia is a gorgeous small shrub, more tree-like in shape, that produces heavy crops of dark blue fruit. The berries
Eggs, eggs, so many eggs! With three chickens and four ducks, we are in no short supply of eggs. I
Figs have to be one the best tasting fruits on the planet. These little gems only last a couple days
Late summer has produced broccoli plants with thick stalks ready for harvest. As hard as we try, there is far
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beneficial insects, ecology, food preservation, harvestFour years ago we built a patio and pergola in our backyard to act as the central gathering space in
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design, garden, patio, pergola, projectsWe feel honored that our homestead is going to be featured in Country Gardens magazine! They are doing a story
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design, gardenAphids suck – literally. These pesky garden pests will poke their mouths into your beloved plants and suck out their
Apricots are little fruit jewels of the home orchard. They only last a day or two once picked, which is
It is difficult to think about fall and winter crops when the tomatoes are just starting to ripen on the
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vegetables, winter vegetables