…..Suburban Homesteader WY…..
Apple Cottage in the North East Corner of Wyoming
Living a Self-Sustaining, Self-Sufficient, and Self-Reliant Life
How to be a Suburban Homesteader
- Vegetable Gardens
- Fruit Trees-Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Plums
- Soft Fruits-Strawberries, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Currants and more
- Nut Trees-Acorns, Hazelnuts
- Animals-Rabbits, Chickens, Ducks and more
- Bees-Pollinators, Honey, Bees Wax, Pollen
- Composting-Compost, Leaf Mold, Soil Building
- Recycling, Re-purposing, Reusing
- Lowering Carbon Footprint
Living a Self-Sustaining Life
Blogs and Recipes
- Can you have too much RhubarbThe question of the day is, “Can you have too much Rhubarb?” I would say no. I have four rhubarb patches. Patches not plants as I use a lot of rhubarb. The other day I chopped 87 cups of rhubarbContinue reading “Can you have too much Rhubarb”
- Dirty Spring JobsWell, it’s time to get dirty in the garden. February to April are perfect months to take advantage of those warm weather days. The soil is still too cold to be tempted to plant those tender plants (here in Wyoming)Continue reading “Dirty Spring Jobs”
- Veggie TalesIf veggie’s could talk what would they say? Would they tell you when they were thirsty? Where they would like to live? How much sun they need, water requirements, nutrients and companions? Companion planting is important to every vegetables. DifferentContinue reading “Veggie Tales”
