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10 Rules for Cast Iron Care

By Tiffany 9 Comments

Follow these tips and your cast iron pots and pans will last forever. #1 Use it often - Unlike so many other types of cookware the more you use cast iron the better it will work. Amazing. #2 Show some respect - If you take care of your cast iron you will end up handing it off to the next generation in the same condition in which you received it. #3 Clean after each use - Don't throw it in the sink and forget about it. You need to cleanup afterwards, right after cooking. Rinse with hot … [Read more...]

Filed Under: A Green Home Tagged With: Cast Iron, cooking with cast iron, Cookware, kitchen, pans, Pots, seasoning

10 Steps to Planting Organic Veggies in Newspaper Pots

By Guest 5 Comments

Guest post by Debbie Steinberg Kuntz, founder & editor of Odyssey Outdoors.   If you want to know where your food comes from, there's no better way than to grow it yourself! That's just what we did with a group of families last weekend in the outdoor family group we formed about a year ago.  We followed these 10 easy steps. 1.     Gather supplies. We started with newspaper, some beautiful organic seeds that would grow in early spring in our area, organic potting soil, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Eating Local, Gardening Tagged With: Adult Child, Adults, Amp, Backgr, Backgroun, Background Color, Chemicals, Debbie Steinberg, Early Spring, Family Group, Farmers, Grocery Store, Kuntz, Middle Childhood, Moms, Odyssey, Organic Potting Soil, Organic Seeds, Organic Soil, Organic Veggies, Outdoor Group, Pairs, People Relationships, Pots, Search Institute, Seed Pot, Video Link

Getting Dirty and Looking Pretty to Boot!

By Tiffany 3 Comments

This lovely lady to the right is my 8 year old daughter. I have two boys and yet she is the one who would gladly spend every available moment outside playing with friends and getting dirty. She is such an outdoor girl and she needs boots that will not only keep her feet warm during our cold Ohio winters, she also wants some that are fashionable. Whether you are splashing in puddles or building a fort you need to look good right? Well, I hear that you do anyway. The good folks at Bogs offered … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Enjoying Nature Tagged With: Bogs Boots, Bright Colors, Casual Wear, Colors, Crap, Degree Weather, Feet, Friends, Garden Beds, Good Folks, Love, Lovely Lady, New Boots, Outdoor Boots, Pots, Puddles, Rainy Spring, Seeds, Sneakers, Snow Play, Soil, Spring Summer, These Boots, Tuscany, Two Boys

Gardening on the Cheap

By Tiffany 6 Comments

With so many people struggling economically these days there is a renewed interest in gardening. However, many people fear that starting a garden may stretch their budget to the breaking point. That doesn't necessarily have to be the case. It is possible to garden quite cheaply. Plan Ahead One of the best ways to keep the garden affordable is too plan ahead. Visit yard sales, auctions, and other places where you may find gardening tools and equipment for sale cheaply. You can also check … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: Breaking Point, Carrots, Garden Tools, Gardener, Gardeners, Gardening In Containers, Gardening Tools, Garlic, Heirloom, Heirloom Seeds, Heritage Seeds, Hoes, Hog, Inevitable Mistakes, Kitchen Scraps, Mini Greenhouses, Onions, Planters, Plantings, Potatoes, Pots, Rakes, Size Containers, Waste Money

Recycling “Stuff” for Your Garden

By Tiffany 52 Comments

I've got Spring on the brain so I thought I might share some of the stuff I am doing to get ready for planting season. There are actually many things around the house that can be used to get seedlings started and it makes use of garbage you have around the house, effectively recycling things to give them another use. First off...to start seedlings you need some little pots. There is no need to buy them...you may already have them. You can make little planters from toilet paper rolls, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gardening, The Homestead Tagged With: Box Bottom, Containers, Egg Container, Egg Shells, Eggshells, End Of The Roll, Fresh Eggs, Garbage, Inch Slices, Many Things, Paperboard, Plant Seeds, Planters, Planting Season, Pots, Seedlings, Seeds, Soil, Toilet Paper Roll, Toilet Paper Rolls, Tube Shape

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Meet Tiffany

My name is Tiffany and I am the blogger behind Naturemoms. I live on an urban homestead in Ohio with my husband, three children, and assorted furry friends. When I am not blogging I am usually thrift store shopping, gardening, wildcrafting and food foraging, or otherwise enjoying nature. Enjoy! Read More…

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