How to Harvest Goji Berry Lycium barbarum
This week I was out Harvesting Goji Berry and that I’d put together a How to Harvest Goji Berry Lycium barbarum post for you. I’m a little late, but did … Continue Reading →
Unique Edible Plants, Permaculture Gardens and Homesteading
This week I was out Harvesting Goji Berry and that I’d put together a How to Harvest Goji Berry Lycium barbarum post for you. I’m a little late, but did … Continue Reading →
This Edible Landscaping with a Permaculture Twist Book Review provides information on Michael Judd’s book. The book has eight chapters. I outline each of the chapters below followed by my … Continue Reading →
Happy Anniversary Great Escape Farms! One year ago today Great Escape Farms posted our first blog post on GreatEscapeFarms.com. After one year we have a successful blog post with 287 … Continue Reading →
I met Ryan at the Paw Paw Festival in Frederick, MD. He brewed some Ginger Beer and was giving out samples and explaining how to make his brew. He was … Continue Reading →
This past weekend I attended the Frederick Paw Paw Festival 2016 in Frederick, MD hosted by author Michael Judd. The festival included paw paw tasting, paw paw ice cream making, … Continue Reading →
This weekend I witnessed the maiden voyage of a Homemade Pizza Oven made by Ron of Ron’s Handyman Services. He custom made this oven and is willing to transport it … Continue Reading →
This post shows How to Propagate Autumn Olive Elaegnus umbellate using softwood cuttings and a mist irrigation system. The process involves taking cuttings during the summer, dipping the cutting in … Continue Reading →
This post is an Early September 2016 Homestead Update for Great Escape Farms. We cover 1550-gallon water storage tanks, garden harvest, food forest update, and finally an update on the … Continue Reading →
This post talks about How to Make Comfrey Manure Tea as well as how to apply it. Comfrey manure tea, also known as comfrey tea, provides many nutrients to plants … Continue Reading →
This post goes over How to Make Homemade Zucchini Bread. This involved zucchini harvested from my garden and a number of other ingredients that you likely already have around your … Continue Reading →