Life on Garden Time
Dehydrated Vegetables and meals are an excellent method of food preservation Whether you’re a homesteader, prepper or outdoor enthusiast, you’ll appreciate dehydrated food. Dehydrating as a method of preservation uses less resources than canning or freezing. If you’re into hiking or backpacking, dehydrated meals, veggies or meat are lightweight to carry. We love making dehydrated…
Zucchini rotting is a common problem Zucchini tends to be an easy vegetable to grow, however there are some problems that can arise. Common questions are: What’s wrong with my zucchini? Why is my zucchini rotting? There are no bees. Do my zucchini need hand pollinating? Zucchini rotting on the plant is a sign of…
The BookShark Level 1 Homeschool Curriculum is impressive. Upon first arrival of our BookShark homeschool curriculum, I was immediately thrilled with the book choices and well planned out days. This is my 4th year homeschooling and I’m ready for more structured learning. I love that BookShark offers faith neutral, literature based homeschool curriculum. One of my favorite…
Our kids garden playhouse is so fun It also makes a beautiful element to our garden. I love vertical gardening for adding architecture and height to gardens. When you have kids, vertical structures are also fun for hiding or running through tunnels. You can create a magical children’s garden in many ways, one of them…
Growing Root Vegetables year-round is possible in many climates This post will help teach you how to grow your root vegetables, and decide which ones are the best to grow in each season. Most root vegetables prefer cooler weather so the summer heat can be a challenge. Some root vegetables like radishes grow fast, others…
A grapevine trellis was something I knew I wanted as soon as we moved onto this mountain valley acreage You might be surprised to find out that you can grow grapes in cooler climates, not just Europe or California. We live in Canada, zone 5, and you can grow both table or wine grapes. You just…
