Recommended Read: Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
Have you ever been given a book with the full intention of reading it, but life happens and suddenly it’s 4 years later and it’s… Read More »Recommended Read: Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
Homestead
A Sunny Sunday in February
Saturday we had a light dusting of snow on the ground and saw flurries on and off throughout the day. We still ventured outside (although… Read More »A Sunny Sunday in February
Elderberry: The Basics
If you follow us on social media, you probably know we are big users of elderberry syrup! Not everyone is familiar with this wonderful, yet… Read More »Elderberry: The Basics
2020 Heirloom Seed Catalogs and Companies You Have to Check Out
There is something special about searching through seed catalogs during a dreary winter day. The unique and wild varieties heirloom seeds offer a gardener are… Read More »2020 Heirloom Seed Catalogs and Companies You Have to Check Out
Why Meat Rabbits?
When we decided to switch to Back to Eden Gardening, we also decided to take our homestead a step further. For years we had cared… Read More »Why Meat Rabbits?
A Little Hope for the Homestead
I had a bout of self pity this evening reflecting on the 2019 harvest. It is so easy to romanticize a homesteading lifestyle. Envision sunshine… Read More »A Little Hope for the Homestead
Taming the Rogue Apple
A Pitiful Beginning You may have caught on from earlier posts, (see “The History of Our Garden” series to get caught up on our garden’s… Read More »Taming the Rogue Apple
History of our Garden: Back to Eden
This is the third part of our garden’s history. If you haven’t checked out the first two posts you can find them both here (Beginning)… Read More »History of our Garden: Back to Eden
Garden Planning for 2020
So, I realize that I still have to finish the History of Our Garden series; however, I have no self-control when it comes to seed… Read More »Garden Planning for 2020
The History of our Garden: Progress
(This is the second post in the series! See here, for The Beginning!) In 2011 we purchased and moved into our current home. Just under… Read More »The History of our Garden: Progress