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Update: We donated 20%! Thank you for supporting our recent hurricane relief fundraiser! Thanks to our generous customers, we raised over 200% in sales, increasing our donation to 20% of...
It’s pumpkin carving season! Don’t let your carved vegetable masterpiece wither and rot before Halloween even arrives. Here are some tips to help your carved pumpkin look great and last...
In the aftermath of Helene, the Survival Garden Seeds team has been brainstorming about ways we can help. Check any of these groups out, and if their mission and work resonate...
Paying attention to the different varieties of weeds growing in and around our garden can tell us what the soil needs and inform us about the ideal crops to plant...
Our owner Jason took Survival Garden Seeds on the road to Coeur D'Alene, Idaho at the end of June for the Modern Homesteading Conference. We met so many great new people… and caught...
In the best of times, gardening is a richly rewarding, joyful experience, but sometimes getting there can be difficult. It’s important to be prepared for the challenges that will come.
Father’s Day is a chance to celebrate the great Dads out there, and many of us have some cherished memories of our Dads in the garden. So often, it was...
If you’re curious about no-till gardening, why not start with this year’s garden? It may sound like a whole new idea, but it really doesn’t require reinventing your whole approach...
Yesterday was Earth Day – my favorite holiday. I am absolutely in love with this beautiful planet we call home, and I am lucky enough to spend my time doing...
If no-till sounds weird to you or fills you with dread of backbreaking hours of hard labor, that article provides good background info to help you understand. No-till can seem...
Our owner, Jason, had the pleasure of speaking with Kody Hamner of The Homestead Education Podcast. They spoke about seed literacy and seed starting procedures.
Growing seeds that are different from ordinary grocery store varieties has many benefits, both for the home gardener and for the world at large.
Growing a vegetable garden is a lot of fun, but do you really eat what you grow? Many gardeners give up on gardening in part because they get overwhelmed, don’t...
