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Growing Mustard Greens

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Grow Mustard Greens - Homesteading 101

aka Mizuna, Mustard Spinach, Indian Mustard Annual plant Height: 6" Width: Up to 2' Mustard Greens are a leafy plant with a zesty mustard flavor that is a fiber and nutrient-rich addition to salads and stir-fries. Types: Curly Leaf. Curled or frilled leaf edges resembling Kale. It's a very spicy tender green used in salads.

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Growing Milkweed for Monarch Butterflies

The Monarch Butterfly is a widespread tropical insect found in all parts of the world. There home range spans as far north as Canada. They are the only known butterfly to make a two-way migration as birds do. They are one of the few insects capable of making trans-Atlantic crossings. That's a yearly 3,000 mile trip across North America for millions of Monarchs!

Growing Dill - Homesteading 101

Dill is a warm-season annual herb that has feathery leaves on fronds that add a pleasant anise-like flavor to kinds of seafood, soups, salads, and sauces. Its subtle taste complements fish and shellfish. In addition to providing aromatic seeds and foliage, Dill will brighten your garden with its yellow-green flowers in the spring and fall.

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Growing Oregano for Chickens!

A hardy perennial in Zones 5 – 10 gardens, Oregano is a pungently aromatic plant that is one of the most important herbs in Italian, Greek and Mexican cooking. It has a bold flavor and a hardy constitution. It is also called Wild Marjoram. The flavor of Oregano can vary greatly from variety to variety. Greek Oregano is the spiciest

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Growing Rosemary for your Chickens!

This fragrant herb isn't just for cooking anymore, it can also play a vital role in the well-being of your flock. In this article, we'll explore the benefits of feeding rosemary to chickens and discover why it's becoming a popular practice among chicken owners. From boosting immunity to improving egg quality, get ready to learn how this simple addition to their diet can make a big difference in your feathered friends' lives.

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Growing Pumpkins for Fall Decorations!

If you've priced the cost of buying pumpkins and other winter squash for your Fall display lately, you've probably discovered that growing them from seed would definitely be worth your time. Pumpkins and Winter Squash are some of the easiest vegetables to grow from seed. The information in this article references Pumpkins, but the growing information is the same for winter squashes.

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Collard Greens

Collard Greens for your Chickens!!

re you looking for a nutritious and cost-effective way to keep your chickens healthy and happy? Look no further than collard greens! Feeding collard greens to chickens comes with a host of benefits that can significantly improve their health and product quality

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Winter Seed Sowing In Milk Jugs

Winter Seed Sowing

Winter Sowing Seeds Milk Jug

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Winter Sown Seedlings! Now What?

So now what? Although winter-sown seedlings at this stage are already much hardier than seedlings grown indoors simply because they have already been acclimated to the outside temperatures, there are ways now to ensure that your seedlings not only survive but thrive in their container until they’re ready for transplant. Here are some of the most important considerations.

Growing Collard Greens

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Growing Collard Greens

Do you want to improve your overall health and well-being? Are you looking for a simple and delicious way to boost your immune system and increase your energy levels? Look no further than the humble collard greens! These leafy greens are not only a staple in southern cooking, but they also pack a powerful nutritional punch.

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Growing Kale - Homesteading 101

A hardy biennial usually grown as an annual. Height 12-18" Width 8-12" When it comes to Kale in salads, Kale adds substance, color, and most importantly nutrition. Its colorful leaves are packed with vitamins and minerals. Kale's leaf texture can range from deeply puckered to deeply frilled.