Homegrown Blooms
A UK cut flower garden blog following one grower's journey growing flowers from seed. Useful for people starting a cut flower patch. A cut flower garden grown from seed, documented as it develops.
ReportSeeds, soil, harvests and backyard plans. Come on in. There is room for you here.
Some days, putting the kettle on counts as a plan.
A UK cut flower garden blog following one grower's journey growing flowers from seed. Useful for people starting a cut flower patch. A cut flower garden grown from seed, documented as it develops.
ReportA blog about gardening in cold climates, with hardy plants and advice. Useful for gardeners in short-season regions. Hardy plant choices and advice for flower gardeners in cold regions.
ReportA garden blog titled Three Dogs in a Garden, a personal account of gardening. Useful for readers who enjoy a personal tour of a flower garden. A personal garden blog following plants through the seasons.
ReportUrban Turnip, a UK blog about urban gardening with an emphasis on growing in pots and containers. Useful for people with balconies and small yards. Pot and container growing tips for urban gardeners.
ReportThe container gardening archive of Horticulture magazine, with articles on growing plants in pots. Useful for gardeners with limited space. Container gardening articles from a long-established gardening magazine.
ReportThe blog and podcast of The Urban Farm, with articles and conversations on growing food, fruit trees, soil, water and homesteading. Useful for city growers. Growing food in the city, with a blog and podcast on soil, trees and water.
ReportThe blog of Fresh Roots, a Vancouver organization running urban farms and food education in schools. Useful for readers interested in growing food in the city. Urban farming and school garden programs in a city setting.
ReportThe blog of Urban Ag News, which reports on urban agriculture and indoor farming. Useful for people following city food growing. News on urban agriculture and urban growing methods.
ReportA UK blog about growing your own food and flowers in small spaces, with gardening advice and book reviews. Useful for gardeners with small plots. Grow-your-own advice and small-space gardening for urban plots.
ReportA site on practical skills for homesteading, gardening, foraging, canning and herbalism. Useful for people building self-reliant skills at home. Practical homesteading, foraging and food preservation skills.
ReportA blog on backyard homesteading, sustainable living, homeschooling and vintage skills. Useful for families on small homesteads. Backyard homesteading and old-fashioned skills for a family setting.
ReportThe homesteading section of Morning Chores, a site with articles on homesteading, gardening and animals. Useful for people starting a homestead. Homesteading guides on gardening and livestock for beginners.
ReportOak Hill Homestead, a site with help on organic gardening, food preservation, goat care and simple self-reliant living. Useful for beginning homesteaders. Organic gardening, food preservation and goat care for self-reliant living.
ReportWhole-Fed Homestead, a blog about homegrown and homemade food from a homestead. Useful for people interested in cooking and growing at home. Homegrown and homemade food projects from a working homestead.
ReportA site that offers free online permaculture courses, forums and publications about growing food and living sustainably. Useful for people learning permaculture. Free permaculture courses, forums and publications.
ReportA permaculture and homesteading community with forums, videos, podcasts and articles. Useful for people with questions about land use and building. A large permaculture forum and resource hub for design questions.
ReportThe blog of Verge Permaculture, a Canadian permaculture design and education business. Useful for readers interested in regenerative land design. Permaculture design and education writing from a Canadian practice.
ReportThe blog of the Tropical Permaculture Growing Guide, which shares news and updates on growing in the tropics. Useful for gardeners in hot, humid climates. Permaculture growing advice aimed at tropical climates.
ReportThe blog of the Permaculture Education Center, with articles on permaculture. Useful for people studying permaculture design. Articles supporting permaculture learning and design practice.
ReportThe blog of Permaculture New Zealand, a group promoting permaculture in New Zealand. Useful for gardeners in the region interested in regenerative growing. Permaculture news and community from New Zealand.
ReportA family blog from Parkrose Permaculture about renewing the land and sharing the harvest. Useful for people interested in permaculture at the household level. A family's account of regenerating their land with permaculture.
ReportTenth Acre Farm, a site on turning a suburban yard into a food garden using regenerative permaculture techniques. Useful for suburban gardeners. Permaculture techniques applied to a suburban lot.
ReportA permaculture site from Midwest Permaculture, offering writing on permaculture design and education in the US Midwest. Useful for gardeners in that region. Permaculture design and teaching in a Midwest climate.
ReportThe blog of Sacramento Valley Orchard Source, a fruit tree source in Northern California. Useful for growers in warm-summer regions choosing fruit trees. Fruit tree selection and orchard notes for the Sacramento Valley climate.
Report99 casas to wander through. Sponsored placements are always labeled.
People, publications and resources we picked for each interest, each with its own casa to step inside.
250 crafted casitas, each with a personality you can make your own.
A shared little work cottage with a pencil chimney, a smiling coffee mug and a bell for good company.
A corner cafe on a little sidewalk tile, with two outdoor seats and a cat who knows your usual.
A brass telescope, a biscuit-shaped constellation and a curious keeper on a little stargazing island.
A letterpress cottage with a book roof, an overworked paper ghost and letters to deliver.