Freedom Farmers Pro Review (My Honest Assessment Of What You'll Get)
Black Friday – Best Deal Of The Year Over $13,000 Value Only $899.99 Today! My wife and I have been on Freedom Farmers' email newsletter for a while now, and when they posted that anyone could get access to all of their courses and connect with fellow homesteaders for a certain fee, I jumped at … Read more
Why Are My Tomato Plant Leaves Turning Yellow?
Tomatoes, a staple in many gardens, and are often used in cooking, whether it's for salads, sandwiches, or even as a sauce on your pizza. But what do you do when your tomato plant leaves turn yellow? Can you do anything about it? In this article, we'll dive into the reasons why tomato leaves turn … Read more
How To Water In Your Transplants: A Simple Guide For Success
Ever stood in your garden, ready to nurture your freshly transplanted seedlings, but found yourself puzzled about the right way to water them effectively? Watering your transplants can be a tricky task, but fear not – I've got your back. In this article, I'll take about the secrets of proper transplant watering to help make … Read more
How Big Of A Container Does A Tomato Plant Need?
Have you ever stood in your garden, with your tomato plant in hand, and wondered which pot size would be its perfect home? It's something that I was actually curious about recently, and decided to research. So, now that I've painstakingly researched it, I've compiled what I learned below. Let's get started! Why Does The … Read more
Flowering Dogwood Tree (Cornus florida): A Symbol Of Beauty And Utility
The Flowering Dogwood tree, scientifically known as Cornus florida, is a captivating and versatile plant native to eastern North America. It is celebrated for its exquisite blooms, which make it a beloved ornamental tree in gardens and landscapes. Nowadays, the Flowering Dogwood can be found naturally in the understory of hardwood forests in the eastern … Read more
Crepe/Crape Myrtle Tree (Lagerstroemia): A Great Ornamental Tree For Your Land
The Crepe/Crape Myrtle, with the scientific name Lagerstroemia, is a stunning ornamental tree or shrub that adorns gardens with its vibrant flowers and distinctive bark. Native to Southeast Asia, Crepe/Crape Myrtle trees are found naturally in countries like China, Japan, and Korea, thriving in warm and humid climates. But nowadays, they have already made their … Read more
The American Sycamore Tree (Platanus Occidentalis): A Natural Wonder
The American Sycamore tree, known scientifically as Platanus occidentalis, stands as an iconic symbol of North America. With its remarkable appearance and cultural significance, this tree captures the admiration of both nature enthusiasts and environmentalists. Spanning a wide range of states and provinces, the American Sycamore thrives in diverse climates and soils, showcasing its resilience … Read more
Red Maple Tree (Acer Rubrum): A Detailed Guide
The Red Maple Tree, scientifically known as Acer rubrum, is a deciduous tree renowned for its vibrant autumn foliage. Originally, the red maple tree was native to eastern North America, spanning from southeastern Manitoba around the Lake of the Woods on the border with Ontario and Minnesota, east to Newfoundland, south to Florida, and southwest … Read more
How Big Of A Container Does A Pepper Plant Need? (3 gallons? 5 gallons? 10+ gallons?)
As I started growing plants in feed bags, I started to ask the question, how much soil do plants really need? If you've asked that yourself, and specifically about pepper plants, then I'm here to help! In this article, I'll share some questions to ask, some insights, and some personal experiences, to help you make … Read more
Growing Peppers In Feed Bags: An In-Depth Guide
So, you're itching to grow some peppers and want them close to the house, but not sure where to put them? Feed bags may just be your new best friend. Stick around, because in this article, I'm about to spill the dirt on how to grow peppers in feed bags, while reaping the benefits of … Read more