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Our pond provides habitat for frogs & dragonflies, and drinking & bathing water for birds.
Cosmos, which attract beneficial insects.
Our habitat stack, which provides shelter for insects and small mammals.
Outside at Our Tiny Homestead
In this section, we will be sharing:
Theresa's gardening goals
Permaculture gardening techniques that are in harmony with Nature
How we're turning our lawn into beautiful, edible gardens
Growing uncommon perennial vegetables
Foraging & edible weeds (How to Eat Your Yard)
Creating wildlife habitat on a small lot
Building small backyard ponds
How to start plants from seed
Making syrup by tapping black walnut (or other) trees
Our gardens
"Lady frog" from our pond.
Our yard is certified as wildlife habitat with the National Wildlife Federation.
One of our vegetable gardens.
Our backyard labryinth, for walking meditation.