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Home gardening tips: How to make the best compost for healthy crops

May 16, 2023 -

But if you don't know what you're doing, you'll sometimes end up with smelly, useless sludge instead of compost.

To avoid this, learn some tips and tricks to produce good compost for your home garden. (h/t to SurvivalJack.com)What you can compost

Start by learning which materials can be safely added to your compost pile.

Avoid the following materials because they will attract pests and produce unpleasant odors:

Here are other ...

Home gardening basics: 11 Fast-growing vegetables you can harvest in 2 months or less

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Home gardening: How to start your spring garden

March 08, 2023 - home garden, but once your crops start producing you can save money with spring veggies. Try planting vegetables that are the most expensive to buy, like leafy greens, to get more bang for your buck.

Also consider how many pounds you want to harvest for eating or preserving.

Try companion planting

If you want to make the most of your garden, try companion planting or putting plants that complement and support each other in the same garden bed. For example, ...

Home gardening tips: Boost garden yields with double digging

September 30, 2020 -

If you’re a city prepper and are planning to take up gardening, there is a method that can give you better yields while saving money and materials: double digging. (h/t to TheGrowNetwork.com)“Biointensive” double dug gardening – how it works

Most people assume that as long as the plants in the garden have lush green leaves and look to be growing, then they must be healthy. However, root growth is key to the health of a plant. Healthy roots increase a plant’s ability ...

10 Medicinal plants you should have in your home garden

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These plants or herbs are easy to grow, harvest and use, and are versatile enough to use for other applications. (Related: Prepper medicine: 9 Medicinal herbs to plant in your home garden.)Calendula or marigold (Calendula officinalis)

Medicinal uses: Anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant, antispasmodic (eases cramps), demulcent (soothes and protects irritated or inflamed internal tissue), emmenagogue (stimulates and regulates menstrual flow), emollient (moisturizer) ...

12 Useful medicinal herbs to grow in your home garden

July 25, 2023 -

Below are 12 herbs with many medicinal uses that you can find in the wild or grow in your home garden. (h/t to PrepperFortress.com)Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)

Alfalfa is often used as feed for livestock because it is full of nutrients.

Alfalfa is considered the "father of all plants," and its roots can grow 20 to 30 feet deep. It contains a lot of protein for a plant.

Alfalfa contains vitamin K and other essential nutrients, such as vitamin C, copper, ...

Home gardening tips: How to maintain a drought-resistant garden

January 31, 2023 - home garden.

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Home gardening basics: Harvesting and storing seeds from garden plants

March 02, 2021 -

Harvesting and preparing seeds are essential steps for home growers. This ensures that you will always have seeds from your favorite variety on hand. This also helps you save money by allowing you to grow your food instead of buying it from a grocery. (Related: Home gardening tips: For how long can you store vegetable seeds?)

There are several factors to consider before you harvest and store seeds. For instance, you should take into account the genetic purity ...

Home gardening essentials: Here’s how to use tarps for your garden

March 10, 2023 -

But according to Bob Rogers of Survivopedia, tarps can also be used in your home garden. (h/t to Survivopedia.com)What is tarping?

Rogers writes about tarping, which he discovered during a visit to a friend's farm in Oregon. His friend used tarping for weed control and season extension, giving him an advantage over his fellow farmers.

Tarping is a method that involves covering crop beds with tarps. This then warms the soil and gets rid of spring-emergent ...

Home gardening basics: 24 Plants to grow in a bucket garden

June 25, 2020 -

Why bucket gardening is perfect for urban preppers

As an urban prepper, you need to be more creative with your preps, especially if you don't have a lot of storage space. With bucket gardening, you can maximize every inch of space in your home or apartment by growing plants in small to medium-sized containers.

If you live in the suburbs or out in the country, bucket gardening also offers other benefits, such as being portable. If you're worried about not being able to look ...

Home gardening basics: Why you should start making DIY fertilizer for your garden

June 06, 2022 - home garden. Try the tips above to make fertilizer and compost for your crops to improve yields come harvest time.

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Watch the video below to know more about eight free ingredients that you can add to your compost bins.

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Home gardening tips: Edible and medicinal weeds that you need in your garden

March 09, 2021 -

Edible and medicinal garden weeds

The following are eight edible and medicinal weeds to have in the garden:Chickweed (Stellaria media)

Chickweed grows close to the ground and produces small, star-shaped white flowers. It often appears in fertile soil. So if chickweed is growing in the garden, that is a good indicator that the soil is rich and ideal for growing plants. Chickweed can also be used to create a poultice for minor wounds.

Chickweed's leaves, stems and ...

Homesteading 101: How to start your own medicinal herb garden

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Drying

If you plan on drying herbs from your garden, process herbs as soon as you pick them.

Never dry herbs on high heat. Many plants air-dry well on the kitchen counter or in the sun in a large basket or spread out on cookie sheets.

If you want to dry roots and berries, use a dehydrator on low heat.

Storing

Store herbs in clean glass jars in a dark cupboard until you're ready to make salves, tea or other herbal concoctions....

Food Security: The best crops to grow in an edible garden

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Container gardens, grow bag gardens, hydroponic kits, pots on a windowsill and window boxes, vertical gardens and many other innovative and sustainable growing techniques are already being used by city dwellers who simply want to grow their food and get the healthiest, highest-quality crops possible because they know exactly how it was grown. They save plenty of money as well. (Related: Survival tips: How to keep food on the table during a GLOBAL FAMINE.)

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Gardening tips: How to start a concrete block raised bed garden

June 26, 2023 -

If you want to grow different crops in lousy soil, you can do so with a concrete block raised bed garden. (h/t to SurviveDoomsday.com)

Usually, stacks of concrete blocks are associated with building construction sites, not gardens, so it is unusual to see tomato plants sticking out of them.

While the idea of putting a rectangular stack of concrete blocks in your yard sounds like an eyesore, you can make sure they complement your landscaping by planning ahead.

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Israel’s chickens come home to roost

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The Young Turk's Ana Kasparian went on an epic rant on Thursday in response to a report in The Prospect detailing how the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is meeting in Washington, DC to demand Congress hand over another $14 billion to Israel ASAP.

GO OFF ANA! TALK YOUR SHIT QUEEN! pic.twitter.com/Iy04MV9ETj

— Jon Miller (@MillerStream) March 16, 2024

"AIPAC is evil. AIPAC is evil ...