GROW YOUR OWN
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Morrigan explains how to make a basic compost heap. Composting makes great fertilizer for your garden - and lets you recycle garbage in the process! |
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Morrigan's newest article on the basics of gardening - if you're new to growing your own food, please read this one! |
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Osprey's article on growing a series of discreet gardens for survival! |
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Organic explains the basics of putting in raised bed gardens - for those with limited yard space, a raised bed garden can be a productive use of that space! |
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Steelharte's article on terracing farmland and gardens may be just what you need to deal with droughts, excessive rainfall, or a combination of both! |
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Articles from the Message Board and beyond.. |
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When most people think about starting a food storage, one of the first items they begin to store is wheat |
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Everything you always wanted to know about eating dandelions and then some! |
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For the strong-stomach types, this site has information and links regarding raising insects as a food source. |
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Ordering information for catalog of northern-acclimated, untreated seeds and organic garden supplies |
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From beginner to expert, a wealth of knowledge from seed to storage | |
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Links to greenhouse plans and manufacturers; also check back issues of magazines like Mother Earth News etc. for easy do-it-yourself | |
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If you have land, one of the most effective ways to supplement your food storage is by growing your own | |
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Hydroponics FAQ | |
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We have found some potentially useful sites for further exploration about herbs and herbs remedies... |
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Virginia Cooperative Extension ... Knowledge for the Common Wealth | |
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That's it - links to other sites with information on native plants and seeds | |
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Links and information on growing, preparing and storing your own food | |
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One Man's Gardening Success Story - Drought Gardening | |
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Certified organic seeds and food, gardening tools, books, etc. They offer a free catalog and online ordering. |
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Links to companies that sell open-pollinated, high-altitude seeds and supplies | |
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Over 500 varieties of open-pollinated, heirloom and traditional vegetables, flowers, sunflowers, herbs, garlic, and perennial onions. | |
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This well-organized page will fill you in on heirloom seeds and sources...why research when these folks have already done it for you? | |
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The Seeds Trust sells vegetable, herb, wildflower, and native grass seed that is adapted to growing at high elevations and in cold, short growing seasons. |