Gardening For Food
Strawberry cage. nothing worse than the birds
getting those ripe juicy berries before you do! I have to use a bird net on my
fig tree too!
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Create Small Fruit Trees with This Pruning
Method. This revolutionary pruning method will give
you more fruit growing options, because nearly any deciduous fruit variety can
be trained to stay compact. Learn how and when to prune fruit trees so that
they’ll thrive, even in small gardens. From MOTHER EARTH NEWS magazine.
A Beginner’s Guide To Growing Broccoli From
Seed. Growing broccoli from seed is fun and
rewarding. This step-by-step guide will show you where, when, and exactly how
to plant broccoli seeds. Includes tips for growing and harvesting broccoli in
your garden too!
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Foraging for Chickweed.
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Amaranth/Pigweed is a common weed that is
highly nutritious! Use the greens in soups, stir fries, or salads. eat the
dried seeds raw or roasted. The seeds are very high protein and have lysine,
fiber, and calcium. A single plant can produce 100,000 seeds! The leaves have
vitamins A and C, iron, fiber, calcium, and manganese. Amaranth is a highly
sustainable food crop because of its drought resistance and fast rate of growth
and proliferation.
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Recognized mainly for its burrs, burdock is an
interesting biennial plant because it consists primarily of carbohydrates,
volatile oils, plant sterols, tannins, and fatty oils. Researchers aren't sure
which active ingredients in burdock root are responsible for its healing
properties, but this plant may have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.
In fact, recent studies show that burdock contains phenolic acids, quercetin
and luteolin - all are powerful antioxidants.** Michigan. :)
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What you can reasonably grow year round with
greenhouses.
Read more at: www.fastgrowtheweeds.com
How To Grow Pineberries - Sweet taste just
like pineapple…
Here’s What You’ll Need:
- pineberry plant
- strawberry plant
- potting mix
- organic fertilizer
- small container
- window box (optional).
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Pineapple Weed - Foraged Flavor. I used to
pick and play with these in elementary school and loved the way they smelled.
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Raspberries or blackberries Just the pic, but great idea for training blackberry bushes.
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Once you try the straw bale gardening method
for growing potatoes, you'll never want to use any other method again. A straw
bale garden isn't just good for potato growing though. It works for your entire
vegetable garden.
You can read more at: www.strawbalegardens.com
Growing Gooseberries..
You can read more at: www.food-skills-for-self-sufficiency.com
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