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Plants & Gardening

If your garden is full of delicious food now, it will be a shock when you can’t grow it healthy after a crisis hits.

There’s nothing quite as liberating and reassuring as knowing you don’t depend on anyone to put food on the table today or the next

Survival and self-sufficiency go hand in hand. And this is a great time to start prepping, when you have all your crops at hand.

This tree is nearly completely edible, can grow to a usable size in just a couple of months, and can be used for nutritional,

The best articles and videos of the week on how the American preppers deal with summer challenges, without overlooking a little seasonal gardening.

In time of need, people will be driven to eat just about anything. Mushrooms are a great source of food, but the only way

Knowing more about different seed types and how to use them for indoor gardening may be the single choice to avoid famine for your

Knowing how to make your own vegetable oil is a great skill to have in case of disaster. If you want to make soap

Trying to find space to build a stockpile when you don’t even have enough room to store your clothes can be a challenge, but

Indoor gardening comes with several benefits. First, you don’t have to worry about where your next meal is coming from. Furthermore, it is more

Everyone needs food, and living off the uncultivated land will not be practicable or sustainable after whatever catastrophe has occurred.

A geodesic dome is a superior type of greenhouse, but there is one that is even more beneficial and it’s called the biodome.

Self sufficiency is needed now more than ever, and a greenhouse can provide fresh, healthy food for families virtually year round.

Starting a new fruit or vegetable garden can be an exciting time, but even experienced gardeners can find themselves overwhelmed when trying to grow

While US is one of the most agriculturally productive countries, recent events have highlighted how vulnerable our food supply is to drought, pestilence, economics