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What are you doing about the food shortage? Make a plan.

Some veggies are harder to grow than others. Let’s find out which ones are easier to grow and will bring you much success!

Gardening can be complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. There are 3 main components that, when understood, make gardening much easier.

August is the best time to plan for your fall garden. If you need help, we are here to guide you.

While there are many way to help your tomatoes grow, one natural, organic and easy way is companion planting.

There is so much to learn about how to grow tomatoes. This posts gives you a nice run down on how to begin and what to know.

Tomatoes are awesome to grow, but they also come with their own set of challenges with diseases and pests. Learn what some of them are and how to deal with it.

Knowing the difference between determinate vs indeterminate tomatoes is the beginning of a successful harvest.

This tomato soup is beautifully balanced. Add a little red pepper flakes for a kick and some croutons atop for a wonderful crunch. Mmmm…

So, most plants in the same family have the same or similar characteristics and growing requirements, which is why it is good to learn them. For instance, knowing that cauliflower and broccoli are in the same family, you can plant and care for them in the same manner.

There are several types of oatmeal. But I find that slow cooking steel cut oats is my favorite, by far.

Container gardening is one of the easiest methods of gardening around. It is versatile and allows you to grow anywhere, even in the smallest spaces.

There are so many gardening methods out there. Choosing what is best for you doesn’t have to be hard.

These picked tomatoes can be used in a variety of dishes. You can add them to salad with a vinegar-based dressing, add to pasta, especially pasta that is tossed in butter and garlic, or just eat them as a snack.

I’m here to tell you that the frost should not be the reason you don’t garden in the fall and winter….yes even the winter.

A filling, one-pan meal that can be eaten as breakfast, lunch, and dinner.