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A Springtime Tour of the Homestead
Everything changes in just a matter of a week or two during the season of spring. One day the grass might be patchy and thin, and a few days later it looks like it hasn't been cut in weeks. The trees only flower briefly before fruit begins to grow, and everything that was brown quickly turns to green.
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Homestead Kids
I love seeing the things that our homesteading kids get excited about! Greenhouses, seeds, pruning trees, chickens... even making maple syrup!
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Garden Planning
There are a lot of different aspects to planning a garden. There were a few I had nearly been afraid to tackle up until this last week. Seed starting dates, frost dates, and how much to plant in order to feed our family for a year... all things that seemed somewhat elusive to me until now! Praying that our plans this year provide us with our best garden yet!
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2018 Homestead Plans
Homesteading plans are almost never concrete, but that doesn't mean that we don't still try and make some!
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Homesteading in September
Some garden seasons aren't meant to be. The weather gets in the way, a busy, unavoidable schedule, or unexpected life events. While we should look at why we failed, we should look for the silver lining and think about what did go right and what we can do better next time.
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Crazy Days of Summer
The month of July in review.
