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Grow your own veggie garden and enjoy nutritious fresh homegrown foodvegetables growing in the garden

There is so much reward in growing veggies, cooking and eating your own food.

Your homegrown produce is more nutritious and taste a lot better then store bought veggies. It feels good to feed my family nutritious, fresh homegrown food daily. bok choi and coriande growing in a garden bed

Some vegetables are less time consuming than others to grow, you can choose what suits your lifestyle best.

It helps to have a lot of space however you can do a lot with a small space too.

In this section I share what I grow and how I plan my food garden so that it produces fresh veggies all year around. With the right planning and good ways to store, preserve and freeze food. We can eat really well and hardly buy any fresh food.

Roasted vegetable gnocchi in a white bowl plate parmesan cheese shavings on topMy recipes are mostly simple weekday meals that I cook for my family utilizing what’s available around me at the time. It’s fresh, seasonal, farmhouse style home cooking. I’m happy to share some of my favorite recipes here with you.

Where I live there is long, frosty and sometimes snowy winters. We still manage to grow food and live very close to entire food self-sufficient even in winter. I like to always have some homegrown veggie available to eat.

In the colder month it will be a smaller selection but there are some greens that can be grown even in winter.Freshly harvested autumn vegetables on a white kitchen bench

I’m happy and proud to feed my family nutritious, free range, spray free food daily. It’s very simple and without expensive set up costs or equipment’s.

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