The Year We Cleared the Land: A Slow Start to Our Big Dream (Part 1)
When we first walked this property, it was everything we wanted—wild, wooded, and full of potential. You couldn’t see more […]
Preparing for a Fall Harvest with Raised Garden Beds
In the dead heat of summer, I usually get super focused on keeping my garden alive to bear a summer
Palram Canopia Snap and Grow Greenhouse Review
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How to Make Your Own Homebrew Cider
If colonial Americans could brew their own cider without any knowledge of microorganisms or refrigeration, so can you. Making your
DIY Rain Barrel from an IBC Tote
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What is No Dig Gardening?
“No Dig” gardening, also sometimes called “No Till” Gardening is a method of gardening currently growing in popularity. New gardeners
Homebrewing
Homebrewing with a Wine Kit
A wine kit is a great way to get into home brewing if you’ve never brewed before. If you’re an
Homebrewing
Top Home Brew Kits for Any Experience Level
Homebrewing can be intimidating if you’ve never brewed beer, wine, or mead before. Using home brew kits can make it
adventure, Day Trips, food, Gardening
Vashon Farmstands – Enjoying Local Produce
When an errand ejected us from the Kitsap Peninsula during the middle of the pandemic, Phil and I decided to
food, Gardening
Wild Huckleberry Jam
Growing up, my brothers and I were warned of the dangers of eating wild berries. Holly bushes, with their bright