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Originally posted 2010-04-10 19:21:51.
How to Grow Your own Food For Increased Security, Health, Financial and Happiness Benefits

How to Grow Your own Food like this vegetable garden For Increased Security, Health, Financial and Happiness Benefits
This is where learning how to grow your own food comes in handy, and, according to a Garden Writers Association (GWA) survey, and found that 7 out of 10 respondents reported having a lawn or garden and that it is now becoming ‘trendy’.
We have always been hunters and gatherers, but in today’s modern society we have shifted away from our natural instincts and become consumers. There are many benefits of having your own vegetable garden, such as the reduced cost of food, increased security, health benefits, and a great hobby! We are talking substantial savings in food costs here, but it is also a somewhat labor intensive task. We have included a substantial set of instructions here for how to grow your own garden, and we hope that it helps you in your journey back to our roots! Continue Reading How to Grow Your own Food For Increased Security, Health, Financial and Happiness Benefits Here
Categories: Eco Friendly Food, Farming, Garden and Yard Tags: crops, Food, garden, grow, Growing, how to grow your own food, like, plant, plants, soil, vegetables
The Herb Garden How to Grow Your Own Herbal Remedies
1. Rosemary grows very well in a pot, and overwinters indoors. This herb not only tastes good, but it is a powerful antioxidant due to the rosmarinic acid it contains. It also has compounds to help keep your mind sharp. Continue Reading The Herb Garden How to Grow Your Own Herbal Remedies Here
Originally posted 2011-02-11 10:49:53.
Categories: Garden and Yard, Medicines, Personal Health Tags: balm, containers, easy, garden, good, ground, grow, grows, herb, herb garden, herbal remedies, make
How to Plant a Tree In Easy Steps
How To Plant a Tree
Step 1: Planting Season – You should choose the correct time of the year to plant a tree. Late spring or summertime are not good due to the fact that the heat can stress it and may cause it to whither and die. For best results, the best time of the year to plant a tree is in fall or early spring.
Step 2: Digging Requirements and Guidelines – Make sure to check with any local diggers hotlines to make sure you do not cut an electric, gas, cable, or phone line! This could prove to be both dangerous and costly! Also check with your local officials to see if there are any other guidelines or regulations which you need to follow.
Step 3: Choosing the Right Tree – Do a little research into local native species in your area. Native species will ultimately do better and fit in with the local eco-system as well.
Step 4: Digging the Hole: Preparing a hole for the tree can be time consuming. Take your shovel and dig your hole 2 to 3 times that of the root balls width,
not merely enough for it to ‘just fit’! This will allow the roots to spread more easily and grow normally into the soil. It will also give you room to cut off any wire root baskets if there are any.Continue Reading How to Plant a Tree In Easy Steps Here
Categories: Eco Friendly Family, Environmental Relationships, Garden and Yard Tags: hole, how to plant a tree, Important, mulch, new, plant, root, roots, step, tree, water
Winter Birds How to Help Prepare Wild Birds for the Cold Winter Months
* Take down hummingbird feeders. Hummingbirds migrate, but if you leave your sugar-water feeder up past the time when hummingbirds migrate, they may neglect to fly south. The presence of a food source can fool the hummingbirds into staying in a climate too cold for them.
* Hang up bird feeders. Native birds will take a little while to recognize the food source you’re offering, so hanging up feeders in fall is a good way to show them where they can find food when winter sets in. If you want to build your own bird feeder, autumn is the time. Continue Reading Winter Birds How to Help Prepare Wild Birds for the Cold Winter Months Here
Originally posted 2010-10-19 05:38:28.
Categories: Eco Friendly-Animals, Garden and Yard, Seasonal Events Tags: bear, berries, birds, cold, feed, Green Health Food, Source, suet, water, wild birds, winter, winter birds
Compost How To Start Leaves Compost
Originally posted 2010-04-10 18:54:36.








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