Don't mow purslane, eat it
Survival Gardening for Pandemics

Purslane: Don’t Mow It. Eat it.

To some a menacing weed, to others a wonderful tasty treat, it really depends on who you ask about purslane. Purslane (portulaca oleracea) is native to India and Persia and has spread to almost all [ … ]

5 Easy Steps To Robust Spaghetti Squash
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5 Simple Steps To Robust Spaghetti Squash

Several years ago, my mother-in-law was diagnosed with celiac disease, which is treated with a gluten-free diet. When she visits our home, we adjust the family menu accordingly, and have found spaghetti squash a great [ … ]

New Ways To Pest-Proof Your Garden Organically
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New Ways To Pest-Proof Your Garden Organically

Gardening without synthetic chemicals is a commitment, but well worth the benefit to the health of your environment and family. Most of the cost lies in sweat equity; most of the confusion lies in knowing [ … ]

How Self-Reliance Can Save America
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How Self-Sufficiency Can Rescue America

While I continue to struggle with today’s society, sometimes even wanting to circle around my own family and shut the world out, I also realize that I have to BE the change that I want [ … ]

5 All-Natural Garden Pesticides That Really Work
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5 All-Natural Garden Pesticides That Really Work

Nothing’s worse than watching pests munch through your garden like it was planted for them. While we try to avoid pesticide use through companion planting  and attracting natural predators , sometimes it’s not enough and we [ … ]