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I recently visited with Lisa Steele, author and 5th generation chicken keeper, to glean information from her on how she keeps her flock healthy and antibiotic-free.
Among all of the herbs I grow, mint requires absolutely the least amount of care. In fact, it grows so prolifically, it could overrun the
by guest writer Jennifer Burcke (from the Naturally holiday e-mag) When asked to declare my favorite food to prepare and enjoy with my family, the answer
Plants like support, and quite often, providing support is easier than you think. We crafted a homemade trellis out of scrap 2x2s and twine. It’s
Water is an essential ingredient for a successful garden, even drought tolerant plants need some water. Watering may seem like an easy gardening task, but
We know cemeteries as place to remember those who have passed on, but many are also a haven for forgotten specimens of flowers like antique
By guest writer Jennifer Burcke (taken from the October Naturally e-magazine) I remember vividly the first time I tasted a husk cherry. It was more
Painted pumpkins are an easy and popular alternative to carving the traditional jack-o-lanterns. And the Toad pumpkins, with their small shape and interesting “warts” will
Prepping your garden beds for winter will make it easier to get a jump start on planting in the spring because working in a soggy, spring bed
The October e-magazine pitted the fall chili of Lost 40 chef Scott McGehee against our very own P. Allen Smith. Click here to see the