Marching into Spring….Or Springing into March.
Either way I look at it, the reality is that March is generally a very busy month for me. The warmer and longer days insist that I get my hands dirty. All the great...
Category: Homesteading
More Gourd Crafts Ideas
Chicken gourd crafts… My harvest of gourds has been setting on the porch for months and I finally mustered the energy to clean them up and spruce them up! I was inspired by the...
Gearing up in the Garden
I have been so pleasantly surprised with the results I am seeing since adding Alpaca poo to my garden! I started all my seedlings in 100% poo and my germination rate has been outstanding....
5 Essential Farmsteading skills you can learn now!
Learn 5 Essential Farmsteading skills that will get you on your way to self sufficiency.
Home Grown Oyster Mushrooms
Hello there! I’m really excited to share my successful experiment! A few months ago, while going through my seed catalog, I saw an ad for a mushroom log. I had never heard of this...
Good night My Sasha….
It is with a very heavy heart that I write regarding the death of our beloved Sasha. You may remember her when she first arrived as a pup. Eager to get the lay of...
In the woods…
Next steps in our plan to open our shop are in play. We have been surveying our place and find that the easiest way to get to the back woods and to our commercial...
Accidental Garden
Well it begins with leaving most of your seed collection outside on a rainy day. Step two involves leaving said seed collection for a couple more days in warm weather.
By day 3 you have an array of baby sprouts. This was not all what I intended to
I’m in a Jam…Let’s Wine about it!
I’m in a Jam I recently found a large batch of Mustang Grapes growing along the dirt road and entrance to our new Homestead. I was thrilled to get picking but didn’t know how...
DIY Gourd Craft – Just Gourd for it!
DIY GOURD CRAFT- Simple yarn bowl made using a harvested gourd and minimal tools. Easy 30 minute craft is a perfect gift for the cherished knitter in your life.
February Garden Planning
February garden plans include freshening up keyhole beds and starting some lettuces and root vegetables. The first signs of sunshine and I am itching to get into the garden.
Backyard chickens: Just some Chicks I know…
Backyard chickens and other things better not left in the closet I have a confession to make. I have kept this secret for too long and I feel compelled to share it with...
In the Garden
Peppers!! And more peppers… New beds with keyhole compost. Finally some color Fairy Tale Pumpkin. Volunteer lettuce. Perfect garden salad with homemade feta Beets 🙂 Sweet pea. Sara...
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