Unique Edible Plants, Permaculture Gardens and Homesteading
Today I worked on thinning fruit trees. Most traditional fruit trees require thinning. The exceptions are cherry and pear. Cherries usually never get thinned and pears only require thinning if … Continue Reading →
Today I went out into the urban homestead and had a huge Spring Harvest of Unusual Edible Plants. I picked Sweet Scarlet Goumis, Nanking Bush Cherry, and strawberries. The bush … Continue Reading →
Really Large Rainwater Harvesting System a How To Post. This post goes over a large rainwater harvesting system that is even bigger than the one posted last week called DIY … Continue Reading →
Plant Identification Tags Experiments To Find The Superior Tag. This post is a how-to and demonstration of how to make three different types of plant identification tags. One variety of … Continue Reading →
This Educational DIY Rainwater Collection System – All You Need to Know covers another rainwater system. I put together a DIY Rainwater Collection System this past weekend. It consists of … Continue Reading →
This post, My Sheet Mulching Project on the Farm, is about a sheet mulching project I did in the month of April 2016 in my garden area at the farm. … Continue Reading →
This post goes over several different Seed Scarification Techniques. To scarify your seeds is the damaging of the protective coating on a seed so it will break dormancy. Yesterday I … Continue Reading →
This post, titled How to Stratify Seeds | Start Seed Stratification, explains why you need to stratify seeds and how to stratify seeds. There are seeds that you can take … Continue Reading →
This blog post on companion planting is more of a guide for future planting than a “good read”. It is intended as a tool for you to used when planting … Continue Reading →
This post, Terms used on this Site, shows terms that are commonly used on Great Escape Farms and may need a little more clarification than what is given in the … Continue Reading →