Unique Edible Plants, Permaculture Gardens and Homesteading
Large Rainwater Harvesting System Upgrade is about my 1200 gallon to 4500 Rainwater Harvesting System Upgrade. I’m in the process of moving from four 300-gallon IBC totes to three 1550-gallon … Continue Reading →
More Groundhog Repellent and Deterrent gives you an update on the groundhog that I have been waging war with for the last two plus years. He has been burrowing under … Continue Reading →
This post is Permaculture and Homesteading Q and A Series No3. Topics covered include; Food Forest Garden Update, DIY Cheap Greenhouse, SureCall Fusion4Home Cell Phone Signal Booster, Hardwood Cutting Propagation, … Continue Reading →
This video shows our Unusual Edible Plants to Grow in Full Bloom. We take a walk through the urban homestead and look at all of the unusual edible plants that … Continue Reading →
Pruning Muscadine Grape Vines is about trimming two muscadine grape vines in the winter before they bud out. Grapes and Muscadines only fruit on new wood, so you need to … Continue Reading →
Sustainable Homesteading in WV Spring 2017 goes over several topics including an update on the groundhog, organizing the shed, Winter Propagation Bed Transplanting, garden cleanup, and paw paw tree mulching. Great … Continue Reading →
On Saturday April 15th 2017, I attended the Baltimore City Fruit Tree Fair where I presented a Companion Planting Workshop. In the companion planting workshop, I went into a few … Continue Reading →
This post is a Food Forest Garden Update WV April 2017. It shows my two-year-old food forest, goes over some of the plants in the garden, and shows some of … Continue Reading →
This post is Permaculture and Homesteading Q and A Series No2. Topics covered include first flush downspout water diverter, water catchment, rainwater harvesting, hardwood cuttings, protecting plants from deer, Michael … Continue Reading →
This video is about pruning overgrown apple trees. This is not the way that you prune an apple orchard yearly. The tree shown here has been pruned once in the … Continue Reading →