Growing Asparagus From Seed: Tips for Your Survival Garden
Asparagus is a perennial vegetable that can be challenging to grow. You will want to start asparagus from seed indoors 12-14 weeks before your last frost date. Soak the seeds...
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Survival Garden Training
Learn about gardening from the basics to advanced skills. Find information on different heirloom varieties of vegetables, herbs, flowers, microgreens, and more. Enjoy the bounty of your harvest with recipes and food preservation information.
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Vegan Carrot Halwa (Gajar ka Halwa) Recipe
With the availability of sweet, fresh Spring carrots, it’s the perfect time to make a popular Indian dessert, Gajar Halwa. This is a dessert that is actually good for you...
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Use Succession Planting to Maximize Your Garden Yields
An easy way to prolong your harvest and use your gardening space more efficiently is by planting in succession. Succession planting is a gardening technique where you stagger your planting...
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Discover Green Beans: A Guide to Snap Beans
Whatever you call them, green beans are a nutritious staple in kitchens across America. Also called string beans or snap beans, green beans are heart-healthy vegetables that give back to...
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Short Day vs Long Day Onions: Choosing the Right Variety
Do you know which type of onion is best for your garden? When you’re deciding what to plant in your garden, you’ll probably see different varieties referred to as “long...
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From Garden to Plate: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Delicious Beets
Beets are a cool-season crop that is super easy to grow and highly nutritious. Everything from the root to the greens of the beet plant is edible, making it a...
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Vegetables You Can Sow In March
The days are getting longer and the sun is getting warmer, bringing hints of Spring. March is when things can really get started in your garden for most of the...
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Companion Planting Vegetables
As anticipation grows for planting season and we’re working on our garden plans, we should take into consideration the benefits of companion planting. Pairing plant friends together will benefit the...
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Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Balsamic & Bacon
Are you looking for another Thanksgiving side dish idea that isn’t the typical green bean casserole? Why not make use of those brussels sprouts from your fall garden that have...
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How to Make Slow Cooker Chili with Black Eyed Peas
The weather is getting colder and our appetites turn to warm comfort food. What could be better than a rich, warm chili that you can easily make in your slow...
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Over Wintering Vegetables and Herbs
As Winter approaches it is time to sort out what will happen to the vegetables and herbs in your survival garden. Some plants can be left outside, while others can...
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How to Cure and Store Winter Squash
As we approach the arrival of the first frost, it’s time to think about harvesting and curing your winter squash. Cured and stored correctly, your winter squash can last through...
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Pumpkin Gnocchi with Sage Butter Sauce
After the pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread, and pumpkin soup, what else can you make with those beautiful heirloom pumpkins that you grew in your survival garden this year? How about...
