Survival garden

Whether you are planting a survival garden out of necessity, preparedness, or simply to become more self reliant, you will appreciate the feeling of security it provides! Learn which plants to select for long term food supplies, nutrition and herbal remedies as well as how to design your garden for sustainability.

A good survival garden has crops that are easy to grow and produce a lot of food. Here are 12 great choices for beginners.

When preparing to grow a survival garden, the number of calories a crop offers is an important consideration. Although veggies like tomatoes and cucumbers are nutritious, they won't keep you full. That's why when planning your survival garden, you also want to include lots of high-calorie crops.

Growing high calorie vegetables & starchy staple crops in your garden reduces dependency on the supermarket. A survival garden!

Permaculture food forests are autopilot gardens that need little human intervention except in the beginning. Here's how to build one.

Vintage frugal tips for your homestead. It is no secret that the generations that came before us seemed to know these frugal tips as a way of life.

Trees are a homesteader’s best friend. They provide shelter from the sun, wind, and rain. And they often have medicinal properties.

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These 5 methods of food production are self-sustainable, DIY, off-grid, and will provide you with food in a SHTF situation.

If you're preparing for a long-term disaster and you have a survival garden, use these methods to hide it from hungry looters.