There are few things that you can grow in your garden that are as versatile as the pepper. Hot, sweet, red or green – even yellows, oranges and purples can add a touch of the exotic to your next ...
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7 Super-Easy Vegetables For Seed Saving
It is every gardener’s dream to be able to plant a garden, enjoy its bounty and then collect seeds to grow again in the next season. Growing crops from your very own seeds is quite the achievement. Beans, lettuce, peas, ...
Read More »8 Garden Staples You Should Start Indoors Before Spring
If you happen to live in one of the cooler growing zones, you know that you have to make the most of the growing season while you can. Getting seeds started indoors is one way to ensure that certain vegetables ...
Read More »5 Easy Steps To Canning Peppers
One of my favorite things to preserve from the garden are peppers. Hot peppers, sweet peppers, jalapenos, Serrano peppers, banana peppers, pimentos … if it is a pepper with a skin, it can be pickled first and then canned in ...
Read More »Transplanting Tomatoes And Peppers The Right Way
May 26, 2014 Nick describes the proper timing and techniques for transplanting tomatoes and peppers. Video courtesy of Off The Grid News Previous Video
Read More »Easy Gardening: Tips For Growing 4 Popular Peppers
Tomatoes often take the cake as being the easiest vegetables to grow, but some gardeners have found certain types of pepper plants are even easier. Green, yellow, red and even purple peppers can add tons of color, variety and spice ...
Read More »Everything You Need To Know To Start Your Own Off-The-Grid Bee Hive
As homesteaders and peppers, we tend to think that we wrote the book on preparedness and self-sufficiency. The simple truth of the matter is that the real book on preparedness was written by the humblest of God’s creatures, the insect. ...
Read More »2 Pepper Recipes That Are Sure To Please
Do you have more peppers in your garden than you know what to do with? Maybe you’re sick of fajitas, stuffed peppers, and stir-fry and you’ve dried enough peppers to season your food for the rest of your life, but ...
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