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Category Archives: Herbs
Dandelions: a Good Friend in Time of Need
Dandelions are best-known because of their dazzling yellow blooms that are later replaced by a globular downy orb, dispatching seeds in the wind. Other people view this vegetation as being a persistent weed that may invade even an immaculate turf. …
Posted in Domestic Skills, Food, Gardening, Health, Herbs, Methods, Survival, Vegetables
Tagged dandelions, education, food sources, herbal remedies, how to, planning, preparedness, wild animals
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Seed Balls Nature at Work
Seed balls are a seed delivery system that protects seeds from drying out in the sun, getting eaten by birds and insects, or from being blown away by the wind. Additionally, the ingredients of a seed ball offer nutrients that …
Posted in Flowers, Gardening, Herbs, Methods, Soil
Tagged gardening methods, how to, land reclamation, planning, preservation
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No Till Gardening Methods
After years of springtime digging and plowing and turning soil in her large garden, I have a friend that has just learned the benefits of no-till gardening. She shook her head, amazed at how well the plants produced without the benefit …
Posted in Berries, Flowers, Gardening, Herbs, Methods, Nutrition, Soil, Vegetables
Tagged cricket poo, drip irrigation, fertilizer, hay-bale gardening, lasagna gardening, mulch, no-till gardening
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