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  • How to Make Cinnamon Pickles
    Gardening & Homestead

    How to Make Cinnamon Pickles

    BySharon Williams September 5, 2024September 10, 2024

    Most people have eaten dill pickles, bread & butter pickles or sweet pickles but have you ever tried cinnamon pickles? These beautiful pickles are a mix of crunchy sweetness, cinnamon spice and just a hint of vinegar. The combination is unusual and the taste just plain amazing! If you have cucumbers and a desire to…

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  • Gathering summer fresh Mint from the garden for winter tea
    Gardening & Homestead

    How to Dry Mint for Winter

    BySharon Williams August 26, 2024August 26, 2024

    There’s nothing quite like the feeling of picking fresh mint each morning to add to my cup of water. I love fresh springs of mint in my ice water to sip on all throughout the day just as much as in a hot cup of water. But what do I do all winter when the…

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  • Garden Shed Rescue
    Homestead Living

    Garden Shed Rescue

    BySharon Williams August 24, 2024August 24, 2024

    We have several little buildings on our farm that are in various stages of disrepair. This little building has been slowly falling apart since we bought the farm several years ago, but I really want to try to save the small shed. it adds such character to the property and is the perfect background for…

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  • How to Can Green Beans
    Gardening & Homestead

    How to Can Green Beans

    BySharon Williams August 20, 2024May 22, 2026

    There’s just nothing that tastes better than real green beans that you pick from the garden. In past years, I would run south to my father-in-law’s garden and help pick his green beans but now, we have our own harvest! I love picking green beans and getting them ready for a full winter of great…

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  • Tell Me You’re a Gardener
    Gardening & Homestead

    Tell Me You’re a Gardener

    BySharon Williams August 14, 2024August 14, 2024

    How do you know if you are a true gardener at heart? Is this a passing interest or are you an all-in, hopeless, lost cause fanatical gardener? How can you tell me you’re a gardener without saying a word? Here are a couple of things we all share when we have perpetual dirt under our…

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  • Beginners Guide to Making Homemade Salve
    Homemade | Homestead Living

    Beginners Guide to Making Homemade Salve

    BySharon Williams July 10, 2024July 10, 2024

    Have you ever wanted to make your own homemade salve? Several years ago I made my first jar of salve and became hooked. There’s something very satisfying about picking flowers in your own garden and turning them into a lotion you can use to calm itchy skin and soothe tired muscles at night. If you…

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  • It’s More than Just Blackberries
    Homestead Living

    It’s More than Just Blackberries

    BySharon Williams July 5, 2024July 5, 2024

    Picking blackberries on the farm in the middle of summer is one of my favorite things to do. There’s just something super satisfying about watching the bucket fill with blackberries that are going to be turned into homemade muffins, cobblers, and jellies. But there’s more to picking blackberries than just the berries. This post includes…

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  • Christmas Gifts You Can Create in July
    Christmas | Gift Ideas | Homestead Living

    Christmas Gifts You Can Create in July

    BySharon Williams July 5, 2024October 14, 2024

    It may be the middle of the summer, but there are some Christmas gifts that need to be prepared right now to help make sure you are ready for December. Planning ahead for these Christmas ideas will not only save you money but will also guarantee that you have a one of a kind gift…

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  • 10 Mistakes to Avoid when Canning your Summer Vegetables
    Gardening & Homestead | Homestead Living

    10 Mistakes to Avoid when Canning your Summer Vegetables

    BySharon Williams June 28, 2024June 15, 2026

    I love to can, freeze and preserve my summer garden vegetables. I am definitely no expert but I have been canning for several years and have learned a few things along the way.  Whether you are looking for the best tips for canning tomatoes or want to make honeysuckle jelly, I’ve got some great tips…

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