How to Grow a Survival Garden (and What to Do If It Dies)
While growing your own food is a very important part of a long-term self-reliance plan, there are some years that your garden just won’t grow.
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While growing your own food is a very important part of a long-term self-reliance plan, there are some years that your garden just won’t grow.
Growing your own food is back in style and no longer the purview of hippies or those “crazy preppers.” With spring in sight, here’s how to start planning your garden.
Are you in a situation where you can’t have a typical garden? With a little bit of creativity, you can grow your own food in almost any space.
Are you longing to have a successful and somewhat inexpensive garden? Why not plant in raised containers, made from tires? And, no, they’re not toxic.
With the price of healthful groceries going up, lots of folks are growing vegetables to save money on their bills. Here’s how to start a garden without spending a lot of money
Starting an autumn garden isn’t only for the experienced gardener. Here are 5 easy tips to help you get started even if you’re a complete beginner.
by Holly Drennan Deyo Originally Published at Dare to Prepare WHY ARE FOOD PRICES SO HIGH? Everyone is complaining about …
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