While it’s important to devise a plan for watering your plants during a drought, it’s also beneficial to have plants that you can rely on to survive drought when the weather turns hot and water is scarce. #urbansurvivalsite #survivalgardening #drought #droughttolerant #survival #gardening
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5 Reasons Potatoes Are The Best Survival Food To Grow
Potatoes may be the ultimate urban survival crop. They are rich in carbohydrates, protein, and nucleic acid. #urbansurvivalsite #potatoes #growingpotatoes #gardening #survivalfood
Urban Survival Gardening: A Guide for Beginners
This guide looks at urban survival gardening from start to finish, outlining the preparations, tips, and strategies to consider.
11 Highest Calorie Crops for Your Survival Garden
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.
23 Herbs and Veggies You Can Grow on Your Porch
Rather than planting one herb or vegetable in a small container, plant multiple crops in one sizeable pot. This method makes the most of your space.
5 Everyday Items You Can Use to Fertilize Your Garden
Organic fertilizers not only have the potential to boost the growth of your produce but also add in extra nutrients, and you’ve been throwing them away!
10 Healthy Veggies You Can Grow in Water
Store-bought or homegrown, you can reuse those vegetable scraps to grow an endless supply of food starting with just a container of water at home.
Composting Guerrilla Style
This video is all about getting your hands on compostable materials from around town. The Urban Farming Guys make the process fun and entertaining.
10 Healthy Herbs You Can Grow in Water
No garden? No Problem! You can grow your own indoor herb garden without a pinch of soil. Even if you have nothing more than a tiny back porch or balcony.
15 Most Nutritious Plants To Grow In Your Garden
When planning a garden, you can’t just focus on the number of plants you can grow–you also have to think about the nutritional value of those plants.
