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Homesteading: 4 Ways to Save Money on a Tight Budget in 2025 | Homesteading skills, Saving money, Homesteading diy

4 Practical Ways to Save Money on a Tight Budget

Discover four effective strategies to cut expenses and manage your finances better. From installing a rainwater tank to learning basic sewing skills, these tips will help you save money and live more sustainably.

Traditional Homemade Fire Cider Recipe

Fire cider is a popular herbal remedy that has been used for centuries for its health benefits. This spicy, tangy tonic is made by infusing apple cider vinegar with a variety of herbs and spices, including ginger, onion, horseradish, and cayenne pepper.

15 Homestead Skills for Self-Sufficiency

15 Homestead Skills to Learn NOW!

You don't have to own a lot of land to homestead. You can start right where you are right now! Here are 15 tips on how to start homesteading no matter where you currently live. Everyone's homesteading journey looks different. Your's could be in an apartment, under an HOA, in a subdivision, or in the rural country. #homesteading #selfsufficiency #skillstolearn #preparedness #homesteadskills

Growing Tomatillos: From Seed to Harvest and Storage | Growing tomatillos, Growing vegetables, Tomatillo plant

Growing Tomatillos: A Complete Guide

A distant cousin of the tomato, tomatillos (physalis ixocarpa) originated in central America and are found growing wild there quite frequently. Growing tomatillos is pretty easy and they’re quite productive.

9 Nitrogen Fixing Plants

Want to boost soil health naturally? Discover nitrogen fixing plants—like clover, lupine, and alder—that improve your garden without synthetic fertilizer. Learn how to use nitrogen fixers in your permaculture garden, food forest, or DIY growing system to create a thriving, biointensive ecosystem.

11 Edible Flowers to Grow (And How to Use Them) in 2025 | Edible flowers, Edible flower garden, Best edibles

11 Best Edible Flowers

Looking to grow an edible flower garden? Discover beautiful edible plants like calendula, nasturtiums, chive blossoms, and even broccoli flowers! These unique, useful blooms are perfect for cakes, cupcakes, or herbal remedies—and they support pollinators, too. Learn how to grow edible flowers for a permaculture-inspired, vibrant garden you can eat.

Chop and Drop Mulching: The Lazy Gardener’s Secret to Incredible Soil in 2025 | Organic vegetable garden, Cool plants, Mulching

Chop and Drop Gardening

Build better soil the easy way with chop and drop gardening! This guide covers what it is, how to use chop and drop mulch, and the best plants for chop and drop mulching. Perfect for vegetable garden beginners, permaculture gardening, organic vegetable gardens, and anyone creating a sustainable garden or food forest while improving soil health naturally.

Cover Crops & Their Benefits

There are a lot of ways you can improve your soil any time of year. But utilizing cover crops in the fall can improve your soil in so many ways. And the best part? They’re so easy to work with.

Growing Bush Beans in the Backyard Garden

While pole beans have their place in the garden, growing bush beans have a lot of benefits. They’re easy to grow, prolific producers, and don’t take up much space making them perfect for beginning gardeners, especially those with limited space.

Foraging Fiddleheads: What They Are, Where to Find Them, and How to Prepare Them in 2025 | Wild food, Growing food, Foraging

Foraging for and Cooking Fiddleheads

As spring begins showing signs of beginning, so does some of the best foragings of the year. Fiddleheads are a favorite among foragers but have an incredibly short season. These furled up ends shoot up from the dirt in late spring. And they are incredibly delicious.

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24 Edible Weeds Right In Your Garden

Weeds, we all have them growing all over our yards and gardens. They're found in abandoned fields and amongst the woodlands and so many try their hardest to get rid of them. Yet, there are so many edible weeds.

10 Vegetables for Your Spring Garden in 2025 | Spring garden, Spring vegetables, Edible garden

Top Spring Garden Vegetables: A Guide to Cold-Hardy Crops for a Thriving Spring Harvest

Spring is the perfect time to start planting cold-hardy vegetables that thrive in the cooler temperatures. From crisp lettuce to sweet peas, these spring garden vegetables will bring fresh flavors to your table in no time.

9 Tips to Naturally Get Rid of Japanese Beetles

They were accidentally introduced to the United States just earlier this century, and they have got to be one of the most obnoxious garden pests in existence. I don’t like to use synthetic chemicals at all, but especially on my food, so these methods will work without having to use stuff I don’t agree with.

How to Make Natural DIY Wax Fire Starters in 2025 | Homemade fire starters, Homemade, Fire starters

DIY Wax Fire Starters – Easy & Beautiful Fire-Starting Solution

Cozy up by the fire with these handmade DIY wax fire starters! Made with natural soy wax, pinecones, cinnamon sticks, and dried lavender, they’re the perfect rustic touch for your hearth. Easy to make, eco-friendly, and aromatic, these fire starters also make great gifts or camping essentials! Save this pin for later and learn how to make your own!

Grow Lettuce Like You Mean It: A No-Fluff Guide for Spring Greens in 2025 | Growing lettuce, When to plant lettuce, Types of lettuce

How to Grow Lettuce

Lettuce is an easy to grow, cool weather loving, annual crop that should be included in every spring and fall garden. Learning how to grow lettuce is pretty straightforward and these tips will have you harvesting an abundant supply of greens within one month and full heads of lettuce within two.

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