Backyard food forest gardens are a great way to grow your own fresh, healthy, and delicious food. One of the best plants to include in your food forest garden is growing scarlet runner beans. These beautiful and productive plants have a lot of benefits that make them a great choice for any backyard gardener. Benefits…
Creating a backyard food forest is a great way to grow your own fresh, healthy food while also creating a sustainable and self-sufficient ecosystem. Whether you have a small or large backyard, you can design and plant a food forest that will provide you with a bounty of fruits, nuts, and vegetables year after year. Designing…
There’s nothing quite like enjoying a cup of tea in the peace and serenity of your own backyard. A garden tea time space is a wonderful addition to any home, providing a cozy and calming escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In this article, we’ll explore how to create a tea time…
Gardening is a wonderful hobby that provides both physical and mental benefits, but it can be challenging when pests and diseases attack your plants. Keeping a garden journal can help you track these issues and improve pest and disease control. Here are five reasons why you should start journaling today. Journaling to Help Improve Pest…
Meditation is a powerful tool for reducing stress and improving overall well-being, but did you know it can also be used to harness the power of water? This ancient practice, known as “water holding energy,” has been used for centuries to purify and bless water, and can offer a range of benefits for both the…
Victory gardens, also known as “war gardens” or “food gardens for defense,” were vegetable, fruit, and herb gardens planted during World War II to reduce pressure on the public food supply. These gardens were a huge success and produced a significant portion of the produce consumed during the war. Today, the victory garden is making…
During World War II, victory gardens played a crucial role in supporting both the war effort and the morale of civilians on the home front. These gardens provided a way for people to supplement their diets with homegrown produce. They were planted in backyards, parks, and other public spaces. During World War II, victory gardens…
Victory gardens, also known as war gardens or food gardens for defense, were vegetable, fruit, and herb gardens planted by civilians during World War I and World War II to reduce the pressure on the public food supply brought on by the war effort. These gardens were used to supplement family food needs, reduce the…
Victory gardens, also known as “war gardens” or “food gardens for defense,” were a major part of the home front during World War II. These gardens were created as a way for citizens to grow their own food and contribute to the war effort by reducing the demand for non-essential goods, such as canned and…
During World War II, Victory Gardens played a crucial role in supporting both the war effort and American households. These gardens, also known as “war gardens” or “food gardens for defense,” were vegetable gardens planted and tended by individuals, families, and communities to supplement their food supply and reduce pressure on the nation’s food production…
This spring we inoculated hardwood logs with shiitake mushroom spawn plugs. We received our first harvest this week and threw them in the smoker with our sirloin steak. De-e-elicious.
Plan your edible landscaping or garden with our Food Forest Garden Journal now available on Amazon. Funds from the book will help us expand our small edible landscaping space into a permaculture food forest farm.
Take a tour of Little Tree Food Forest and see how it has grown. Little Tree Food Forest is an experiment in edible landscaping in a small space. Support Little Tree Food Forest’s publications on Amazon or our Etsy shop to help us expand our space into a full fledge permaculture food forest farm.
When the pandemic in 2020 hit, we started growing food. Little Tree Food Forest is an experiment in edible landscaping in a small space. Support Little Tree Food Forest’s publications on Amazon or our Etsy shop to help us expand our space into a full fledge permaculture food forest farm.
