Matthew Russell

Home Gardening Ideas Using Recycled Supplies

Gardening doesn’t have to be expensive or wasteful. By using recycled supplies found around the house, you can create a beautiful and functional garden that’s both environmentally friendly and cost-effective.

Eco-Friendly Gardening: How to Create a Sustainable Garden with Recycled Cardboard

Transform your backyard into a lush garden without breaking the bank by using recycled cardboard as a weed barrier and compost on top.

From Lawn to Garden: How to Transform Your Dead Leaves into Nutrient-Rich Soil

Are you tired of spending hours raking leaves in the spring? Learn how this simple practice can improve the health of your lawn and garden, while also reducing your workload.

Biscuits: The Perfect Accompaniment to Michigan’s Freshest Produce in Any Meal

Biscuits can be used in a variety of ways to enhance the flavor of locally grown Michigan produce. Here are 7 delicious ideas.

10 Surprising Uses for Maple Syrup

Try out these 10 surprising uses for maple syrup and see how this delicious and natural sweetener can enhance your life in new and unexpected ways.

Don’t Risk Your Safety: A Comprehensive Guide to Tree Trimming Safety

By following these safety tips, you can enjoy a safe and productive spring cleanup season.

5 Quick Tips To Get Your March Gardening Off On The Right Foot

it’s important to know what to plant and how to plant it to ensure a bountiful harvest. Here are some tips that can help you get started on your garden this March.

Secrets of Fermentation: The Key to Perfecting Your Sourdough

Fermentation does more than just create bubbles in the bread. Here’s what you need to know:

Chicken Spotlight: Raising and Maintaining Silkie Chickens

These gentle birds are easy to care for and make great pets, as well as providing delicious eggs.

Don’t Believe These Common Myths About Raising Chickens on Your Own Farm

Think raising chickens is too difficult or messy? Think again! We debunk the biggest myths about chicken keeping and show you why it’s easier than you think to have your own backyard flock.