Sep 24 2023
How to remove a stump in 2 – 3 days instead of 2 – 3 years Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. Removing a tree stump from your garden can be a challenging …
Sep 23 2023
30+ Ways To Reuse Your Eggshells Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at Amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. Eggshells, often considered a mere by-product of enjoying eggs, hold surprising potential beyond the kitchen. These humble shells can find …
Sep 13 2023
Guide To Growing a Fall Vegetable Garden Join the Living Green and Frugally Community on Facebook for inspiring content and discussions. By shopping on Amazon through our site, you can support our mission. Also, don’t miss out on exploring our collection of innovative ideas for self-sufficiency on our PINTEREST BOARDS. Connect with us today and …
Sep 01 2023
DIY Backyard Composting Solutions Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at Amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. Composting stands as a straightforward yet powerful practice that delivers a multitude of benefits to both your garden and the environment. By …
Aug 13 2023
How to Use Epsom Salt in Your Garden Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. Epsom salt—simple, unassuming, and yet incredibly versatile. Who would have thought that this unsung hero could inspire such devotion? …
Aug 12 2023
Garden Inspiration: Build an Amish Cold Frame Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at Amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. Did you know that the growing season doesn’t have to be strictly defined by the first and last frost …
