Carrots are a garden favorite, and they have the distinct advantage that they can be harvested at any time.
Tag Archives: Seed Saving
Beet
Beets are one of those things that you either love or hate.
Bean (Snap & Lima)
Green beans! Steamed, stir-fried, tossed into soup, or boiled and served with bacon bits—these vegetables have to be one of the highlights of the summer harvest.
Asparagus
Asparagus is not a very demanding vegetable. As long as you keep the weeds at bay, it will almost take care of itself.
What are Heirloom Plants?
There are two traits heirloom plants share: a long history, and the ability to breed back true to type. They have stood the test of time.
Starting a Garden or Orchard: Plant Selection
How to choose plants and varieties for your garden and orchard that will thrive in your environment and satisfy your palate.
5 Ways to Save Money On Seeds
Saving money on seeds is not that difficult. Just a little time and care will go a long way in reducing waste and making wise purchases.
Planting Vegetables the Easy Way
This gardening trick will save you countless back-breaking hours of toil on your hands and knees, poking one tiny seed after another into the dirt.
Homestead on the Range 