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How to Create a Backup Emergency Food Supply - The Grow Network : The Grow Network
In an unpredictable world, the value of a reliable emergency backup food supply cannot be overstated. Whether you’re preparing for natural disasters, economic instability, or unexpected personal emergencies, having a well-stocked backup food supply provides peace of mind and security.
Growing Microgreens: How to Get Started - The Grow Network : The Grow Network
Microgreens have taken the culinary world by storm, and for good reason. These tiny, nutrient-dense plants pack a punch of flavor and health benefits. Plus, they're straightforward to grow right in your own home.Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a complete novice, growing microgreens indoors is rewarding. Let's dive into why you should consider growing microgreens and how to do it step-by-step.
9 Clever Ways to Eat Commonly Wasted Kitchen Scraps : The Grow Network
There are many parts of fruits and veggies that are edible and yet folks have been unknowingly throwing them in the garbage or onto the compost pile! Read on to see which of these "waste" items you might consider using in your future recipes.
Edible Redbud Flowers: The Delicious and Nutritious Harbinger of Spring - The Grow Network : The Grow Network
Redbud Blooms: A Sign of Spring to Come I did a hopeful thing today; as the outside temperature registered just above freezing, I collected a small basket full of redbud flowers. Redbud (Cercis spp.) promises the inevitable arrival of spring for those of faltering faith in late winter. The deep magenta buds, born precociously on... View Article
Eat Your Weeds Don't Mow Them! Try These Wild Spring Greens Popping Up In Your Yard - The Grow Network : The Grow Network
This post was originally published on March 26, 2015. Written by Kate Grimes Confession: I haven’t mowed the front lawn in a while, and with the warm days of late winter, it’s starting to get a bit “shaggy.” The front yard had become a nagging and guilt-inducing chore when its sad brownish hue burst... View Article