Growing Vertical is something I wanted to share
with all of you.
Probably your already familiar with growing vertical
in pots in one form or another.
This year I’ll definitely be planting garden outside
but I’ll be growing a lot more inside this year and
vertical gardening is going to be a big deal for me.
I learned about these amazing vertical planters from
Greenstalkgarden.com
Danny and Wanda at Deep South Homestead shared
these and I’m saving to get me some ordered.
I want the 7 tier one and probably order a bit smaller
in time too.
Greenstalk Garden sells potting soil, seeds, covers for the whole
thing, a top waterer that waters from the top down and
more.
I’m not an affiliate but I did get a $10 off coupon for you
if you’d like to use it.
Click here to get your $10 off>>Greenstalkgarden
Maybe you wonder why I’m growing more inside this year!
The reason being with higher food prices that keep rising
and increasing food shortages.
I think you’ll find food on the shelves for sometime but
the prices may be so ridiculous you’ll be limited on
what you can buy.
I so hope I’m wrong but from what I see there is a
very good probability.
In all honesty these days I have to be so purposeful
every time I need to make a purchase.
I’ve already heard stories too of people stealing out
of people’s gardens. I don’t have to worry about
that yet here since it’s not growing season.
If people get hungry they may be coming for
our gardens.
We don’t need to live in fear. Rather plant inside
and outside, plan for crop failures that happen.
Or at least they do with me every year.
And can, freeze and dehydrate all you can.
Freeze dry if you have a freeze dryer as well.
As Danny and Wanda at Deep South Homestead
have stressed–Let 2023 be the year of Solutions
not just focus on the problems.
Well it’s been a long day for me with Day 2 of
Freedom Academy’s CBDC event, Bible Study
and an online email group gathering.
I need to lay this tired body down.
Rest well, continue to seek to stay peaceful,
stay focused and keep preparing one step at a time.
Cindy
jamie
For the first time in a long time I will not be growing a garden this year. In fact I will be ripping out all my raised beds and planting grass. It makes me sick just thinking about it. But the fact of the matter is I need to sell this house as soon as I can. NY is completely off it’s rocker. Every day it’s some new regulation, restriction, or law. Every now and again I think to myself, “maybe I can just tough it out here?” Then I read the news and inevitably there is another story about why I cannot stay. I have to get out before they make me a criminal or they erect a fence to keep us all in their liberal utopia.
The dollar tree had stackable 3 slot containers for sale, I used them and they worked pretty good for things you would harvest steady through the season like lettuce or herbs. I don’t know if $tree will have them this year again or not.
If you don’t want to purchase gold, you might try silver. It’s at about $23/ounce. If you don’t have or don’t like the coin brokers you can look at hibid.com for online auctions in your area.
Cindy
Oh Jamie it has to be hard to rip out all those raised beds and just planting grass.
I hear you loud and clear on getting out of there!
I think your wise to get out of there and soon as you can. I pray your house sells
quickly and you can move elsewhere.
I started following a gal on Cosmopolitan Cornbread on Youtube who moved to the mountains of Arkansas.
She shared it was so difficult to pick up and move after a beloved homestead for many years but she knew it was time.
My dad lived in the mountains of Arkansas many years ago before he passed away. It was always so peaceful there.
I’m on a limited income and buying this house from an older couple. Nonetheless getting away from the city seems
so important. More so than ever before.
If there is a will there will be a way.
I’ll check out Dollar Tree and see if they have those container for sale still. Never know they might have some yet.
I’ll also keep the online auction in mind to purchase gold or silver when I can.
I’ll keep this short since calling it a night soon.
Hang in there and have a peaceful night’s rest.