
Start Homesteading Right Where You Are
You don’t need to move or have acres of land. This free starter kit shows you how to grow real food in containers and grow bags in the space you already have. Includes the soil recipe that works, setup instructions, beginner plant guide, and fillable planning pages.
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Homegrown Living: From Garden To Table
I share small space gardening, real food cooking, and simple homestead habits that help you create a more nourishing home. From container herbs to homemade pantry basics, she offers practical ideas that make self sustaining living feel doable and rewarding. Start with what you have and grow from there.
Garden To Kitchen
Practical growing and cooking tips for every season, from container harvests to real food meals you can make at home.
Homestead Solutions
Easy, sustainable habits that help you use what you grow, make natural products, and bring more self reliance into daily life.
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Garden the Natural Way
Have questions about growing your own garden? Here are answers to common gardening questions to help you cultivate your green space with confidence.
What is the best way to start a garden?
Begin with a small plot or containers, choose easy-to-grow plants, and focus on learning basic watering, soil, and sunlight needs.
How much sunlight do most vegetables need?
Most vegetables need at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight per day for healthy growth.
How often should I water my garden?
Water consistently, keeping the soil moist but not waterlogged. Early morning is the best time to water.
Can I grow a garden in a small space?
Yes! Container gardening, vertical planters, and raised beds make it possible to grow fresh produce in even tiny spaces.
How do I deal with pests naturally?
Use companion planting, natural predators, or organic sprays to keep pests under control without harmful chemicals.








