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How To Trial Plants In Your Garden And Why You Should

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · December 14, 2017 ·

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Gardening provides great freedom in the choice of plants available and this winter, the seed catalogs arriving in the post with new plants for the next season show a snapshot of the choices available in glorious color printing.  Read on to find out what new varieties of … [Read more...] about How To Trial Plants In Your Garden And Why You Should

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: how to trial plants, plant garden trials, trialing plants, why should you trial new plant varieties

How To Make Your Raised Bed Soil Rock

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · December 2, 2017 ·

raised bed soil

Growing in a raised bed can help you grow on the toughest of ground but from time to time you will need to reinvigorate the soil to keep your garden growing. Read on to find out how to make your raised bed soil rock. … [Read more...] about How To Make Your Raised Bed Soil Rock

Filed Under: Organic Tagged With: best soil for raised beds, Raised bed soil, raised beds, soil amendments

What is a Keyhole Garden Bed and Why You Need Them

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · November 23, 2017 ·

what's a keyhole garden

A keyhole bed can help maximize your growing space, create microclimates and can be part of a beautiful garden design.  Read on to find out more about a keyhole bed. … [Read more...] about What is a Keyhole Garden Bed and Why You Need Them

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Planning A Garden For Self Sufficiency

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · November 9, 2017 ·

I've done it; my seeds are bought for next year and it was only 14 September! The best bit is, I have planned my garden and the seed purchase based on the next 3 years of growing produce for my family.  Planning a garden for self sufficiency need not be a daunting it can be … [Read more...] about Planning A Garden For Self Sufficiency

Filed Under: Gardening, What To Grow Tagged With: how to garden, how to grow your own food, how to plan a garden, planning a garden

How To Grow Garlic Organically and Biodynamically

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · October 12, 2017 ·

Growing garlic is really easy and fall is the right time to get garlic planted in your garden.  In this post I'm going to show you how to grow garlic both organically and biodynamically so you can have a great harvest of homegrown garlic next year. … [Read more...] about How To Grow Garlic Organically and Biodynamically

Filed Under: Biodynamic, Organic Tagged With: biodynamic gardening, growing garlic, organic gardening, plant folklore

How to Grow Like a Pro By Getting Organized in the Garden

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · September 7, 2017 ·

With the end of summer drawing near many homesteaders and gardeners thoughts turn to fall and winter gardening to grow produce 365 days a year and being frugal at the same time!  Whilst anyone can grow throughout the fall and winter, the most successful are those who are … [Read more...] about How to Grow Like a Pro By Getting Organized in the Garden

Filed Under: Gardening, Homesteading Tagged With: grow like a pro, how to grow your best garden ever, how to grow your own food, organize the garden, organizing, organizing seeds

Why I’m Taking A Permaculture Design Course

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · August 24, 2017 ·

Why I'm taking a PDC

Permaculture is a hip word right now, but it has been around since the mid 1970s.  Like clothing coming into fashion, permaculture is becoming more popular and is on the upward swing of the trendy curve.  Find out why I’m learning more about this movement and how it can … [Read more...] about Why I’m Taking A Permaculture Design Course

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: food forest, PDC, permaculture, Permaculture Design, sustainable agriculture

13 Low Water Ideas To Easily Save You Money And The Environment

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · August 10, 2017 ·

13 Low Water Ideas To Easily Save You Money And The Environment

Low water gardening is really important for me living in a really dry climate and it’s also a frugal gardening measure. By reducing water usage in the garden you’re saving bucks on bills! Find out just how you can grow a great garden and use less of this precious … [Read more...] about 13 Low Water Ideas To Easily Save You Money And The Environment

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: Drought Gardening, Frugal Gardening Series, Low Water, Low water vegetable gardening

Manure: Get the Scoop on Popular Poop

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · July 6, 2017 ·

Manure Fertilizers

This post is an in-depth guide to manure fertilizers.  It is probably more than you would really want to know about manure but I don't know an organic gardener who would be without piles of the stuff to fuel the vegetable gardens! … [Read more...] about Manure: Get the Scoop on Popular Poop

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: guide to manure, how to use manure, in depth guide to manure, manure, organic gardening

Build A Cheap Cold Frame That Will Save You Money This Year

Emma @ Misfit Gardening · June 1, 2017 ·

Growing in a cold frame is a great way to extend the growing season.  Cold frames allow you to start your plants earlier and keep plants growing later by protecting them from frosts.  Find out how to build a cheap cold frame that will save you money each year! … [Read more...] about Build A Cheap Cold Frame That Will Save You Money This Year

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I may have gotten carried away with the Easy Ferme I may have gotten carried away with the Easy Fermenter. Means I can make delicious fermented foods easily on an evening after work.

A gallon of my spicy kimchi using last year's dried pepper harvest, 1/2 gallon of pickles and soon some lemon dill sauerkraut followed by spicy fermented green beans.

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The rampant raspberries have been churning out so The rampant raspberries have been churning out so many berries! 

The 1/4 acre of untamed raspberries that I've been picking over the last couple of weeks have resulted in a couple of gallons of berries in the freezer, 8 8oz jars of jam and several pints of fresh eating for us and the neighbors not to mention those eaten whilst picking 😄

Now it's time to leave what's left for the birds who will help keep the pests in check. What seems a mess in the yard can be a haven for pollinators and your garden pest police.

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No pesticide, no fertilizer, left to nature. Some No pesticide, no fertilizer, left to nature. Some foraging around the homestead to find rogue raspberry canes.

Harvested 4 lbs of raspberries this week and we won't talk about how many got eaten whilst picking 😄

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I let the native plants grow and banned my hubby f I let the native plants grow and banned my hubby from mowing. The milkweed is glorious this morning!

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Cassini was the first of the cosmic collie naming Cassini was the first of the cosmic collie naming theme and right now this girl is the happiest she's been since Juno and Magellan arrived at the homestead!

Cuddles with Daddy made all the difference, this girl worked so hard with training and nailed it! Although something tells me that training with her Daddy might be better than training Mum 😂

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For the love of a border collie 😍 Newest homes For the love of a border collie 😍

Newest homestead helpers joining Cassini are the cosmic collies Juno and Magellan!

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Enjoying some sunshine on the homestead. Volt seem Enjoying some sunshine on the homestead. Volt seems happy to be smelling all the wildlife out here!

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Dinner fresh from the garden! #gardenersofinstagra Dinner fresh from the garden!
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Martin's Carrot Hot Peppers!!!!! Small but Spicy Martin's Carrot Hot Peppers!!!!!

Small but Spicy 😍

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