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Category: Vegetables

link to How to Grow Microgreens at Home in 6 Steps

How to Grow Microgreens at Home in 6 Steps

There's a lot of information out there on growing microgreens as a business, but I've come to like growing one tray at a time for my own culinary use. Microgreens also have 40 times the nutrients...

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link to 7 Hardy Winter Vegetables to Grow in Containers

7 Hardy Winter Vegetables to Grow in Containers

As we head later into the year, the pressure is on to grow vegetables that can tolerate cold weather and less sun. Try these 7 winter container vegetables.

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link to The 3 Best Types of Fertilizer for Moringa Plants

The 3 Best Types of Fertilizer for Moringa Plants

Try checking your moringa's sunlight, water, and soil levels first. If you're sure it could use some fertilizer, a NPK or manure mixure is best. Read more.

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link to How to Grow Malabar Spinach Indoors

How to Grow Malabar Spinach Indoors

If you live in a climate that gets frost, or you live in an apartment, then growing Malabar spinach indoors would be a better idea. Learn more here.

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link to Three Sisters gardening: the best kinds of beans to use

Three Sisters gardening: the best kinds of beans to use

Do you want fresh beans or dried beans in your Three Sisters garden? Try green beans, or Hopi purple, true red cranberry, and scarlet runner for dried.

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link to 7 Things to Know About Saving Malabar Spinach Seeds

7 Things to Know About Saving Malabar Spinach Seeds

Saving Malabar spinach seeds for your friends and family or to grow the following year is a great idea. But how do you save them? Let’s take a closer look.

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Hey, I'm Tyler Ziton. After a decade of health issues, I found the only thing I needed was to eat fresh food. With some trial and error, I learned that the best way to make sure food was fresh was to grow it myself. Today, I'm learning about everything gardening, off-gridding, and homesteading. This site is the place where I share everything I've learned to help get you moving on your homesteading journey.

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