Frugal, Flavorful, & Sustainable: The Benefits of Growing Heirloom Spinach at Home
Spinach is a satisfying leafy greens to grow: quick to sprout, packed with nutrients, and endlessly versatile. Learn more about this heirloom vegetable.
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Frugal, Flavorful, & Sustainable: The Benefits of Growing Heirloom Spinach at Home
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10 Edible Flowers that Will Brighten Up Your Dishes
Flowers can do more than just bring color to your garden. Many flowers are edible and can bring color and flavor to your dishes. Some flowers also have medicinal properties and...
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Our Survival Garden Progress
The whole team here at Survival Garden Seeds is thrilled that Spring planting season has arrived. If you ever had any doubts about whether our staff was actual gardeners, we...
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Perennial Vegetables: The Secret to a Low-Maintenance Garden
Are you tired of replanting your vegetable garden every year? Do you want to save time, money, and effort while still enjoying fresh and nutritious produce? If so, it's time...
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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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Dye Easter Eggs Naturally
Make this year’s Easter egg hunt egg-stra special with colorful eggs you dyed naturally. You don’t need expensive artificial dye kits when you can color eggs with things you probably...
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Starting Tomato Seeds Indoors
Have you ever started your tomatoes from seed? A lot of people think it’s hard and rely on buying plants from a nursery, but it’s easy and will save you...
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Flowers to Plant in April
We’ve talked a lot about getting your vegetable garden started this Spring, but April is also an ideal time to get your flowers started. We love flowers for the beauty...
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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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Spring Gardening: Tips for Preparing Your Garden Soil
It’s time to start getting your garden ready for spring planting! One essential step in planning and growing a successful garden is soil prep. By taking the time to prepare...
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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...
