Gardening

With information on gardening, fruit trees, managing pasture, foraging, livestock, seed saving, and recipes, the Spring almanac goes from the cold weather of January to planting the early summer garden in March. Drawing on over fifteen years of homesteading experience, learn how to grow, harvest, process, and store your own food in our unique climate in North Florida.

In the old north country, Dan Perkins is a nine year old boy learning life's values and traditions while living on a farm with his Ma and Pa. Dan and his folks struggle through nature's elements, and rely on each other and the land to survive the seasons. From spring through winter, Dan evolves from a boy into a young man while learning from his Pa the purpose of life's invaluable lessons.

A Gardening Guide for Pacific Northwest Families One of the best experiences a child can have is spending quality time with their family. Working together on something you love is even better! With this garden journal, your family can dig, draw, plan, and connect with nature together. Included are over 40 pages of resources specific to starting your own Pacific Northwest garden, plus space for drawing and note-taking. This handy, easy-to-follow journal is perfect for getting your family into the garden!

Conceived in the best of times, executed in the worst of times, Chicago’s Century of Progress Exposition, 1933-1934, was highly criticized, but none-the-less a phenomenal success. First proposed in 1928 to celebrate Chicago’s centennial, the new exposition was meant to return Chicago to fair fame after a succession of dull Beaux Arts expositions in San Francisco, St. Louis, and Philadelphia. The 1933 Chicago exposition was to be financed by the continuation of the 20’s boom years of industry and stock market gains, but the national economic crash of 1929 stopped. That such an event could happen, the fact that even the idea could survive, let alone be planned, financed and built duri ...

50+ Flowers & African-American Ladies Coloring Book by La’Shaun Jenice Our Flower Love & African-American Ladies coloring book is a powerful and inspiring coloring book that channels your inner artist, and love for flowers, celebrates the power and beauty of Afro-American women, and brings these illustrations to life. Each design features simple elements which allow you to effortlessly fill pages with any of your favorite colors. We have included many popular types of flowers and arrangements, so you will always have plenty to color! Packed with 50+ incredible portraits of African American women paired with a variety of flowers including roses, daisies, tulips, orchids, sunflowers ...

Learn to grow like the pros! This book covers the entire process step by step, from starting seeds to harvesting and hashmaking. It is an accumulation of knowledge passed down from old school California growers, as well as the latest and greatest modern methods and information. With over 55 images for reference, this book is perfect for brand new growers, to more experienced growers looking for tips and tricks to give them the edge.

Nothing relieves stress in a woman’s life like knowing what’s for supper. Homestead Cooking with Carol: Bountiful Make-ahead Meals shows you, the busy homesteading homemaker, how to prepare your food at harvest time so you spend less time making supper the rest of the year. It shows you how to prepare simple, healthy foods that do not require a culinary degree for those nights when you lack the energy to chop, braise, caramelize, or glaze. In addition, how would you like to: •have cookies warm from the oven every day when your kids step off the bus, •take a new mom a meal without adding to your already heavy work load, •say “No” to the local drive-thru after an exhausting shoppin ...

After 47 years in the horticulture industry, I've seen it all. The good, the bad, and the downright hilarious. In these crazy times, we live in; you have to sit back, look around you, put a smile on your face, and laugh out loud. Gardening is the #1 hobby in the world today. Often it can be harder than it really needs to be. There are so many fun ways to garden. Just get your hands and knees dirty and enjoy what you do. With a little luck, time, and effort, you will soon have an impressive garden. In a fun way, this book will help turn that black thumb into a green thumb. Maybe with a few thorns in your hands to make it interesting.

Enjoy a fresh perspective on Jesus' stories and teachings about seeds, planting, harvest, and fruitfulness. Although this "Gardening" book appears to be for children, the author's hope is that those of all ages will enjoy and be blessed by it. God is a Master Gardener and loves helping living things to flourish, including His children. This is the second book by Julie in a series entitled "Who You Are."