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NEW: FREE Seed Starting Guide
Do you know how to grow plants from seed successfully?
Growing plants, particularly vegetables and herbs, is a fundamental piece of building a resilient life. There is nothing like growing healthy plants and harvesting produce and herbs in the late summer and autumn. With supply chains tightening across the globe, it is a great time to start growing some of your own food!
This FREE Seed Starting Guide will walk you through my process for growing vegetables and herbs from seed successfully. You do not need expensive equipment!
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How to Grow 1 Million Meals with Drew Demler
I sit down with Drew Demler to discuss various hydroponic systems and mobile garden beds used to grow 1 million meals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
Small Scale Gardening Podcast: Goals and Objectives
In this new podcast, I am focusing on gardening and food preservation, which are my passions. I am going to discuss goals and objectives in this episode.
Amazing Plant Growth with Self-Watering Planters
In this article, I discuss the amazing growth in my self-watering planter systems and some of the challenges I have had so far with the new garden.
2019 Garden Planning: Planting a Soup Garden
I decided to take a very intentional and different approach to Garden Planning in 2019. This year, I am planting a “Soup Garden” to focus on high calorie vegetables and food preservation
Small Scale Gardening is Open for Business!
Small Scale Gardening is Open for Business! In this article, I am going to discuss that decision process and what you can expect going forward in the future.
Long Road Home – Past, Present and Future
I travel all over Minnesota and Wisconsin with my current job. After a long day in the field, it can feel like I am taking a long road home at times. You get home worn and tired, and there might not be much energy to do more than eat and go to bed. Much like those...