16 Fruit Trees for Zone 3 with Great Tasting Fruit! The fruit you grow yourself will taste better, and be more nutritious than anything that you can buy in the store. While this isn’t an exhaustive ... Read More about 16 Fruit Trees for Zone 3
This week I wrote about how to grow hot peppers, both in the ground and in containers, on the Attainable Sustainable Blog. Hot Peppers or Capsicum are unbelievable herbs. They are useful as a ... Read More about How to Grow Hot Peppers
Local medicinal herbs are more potent Herbs that you grow and harvest yourself are adjusted to your local growing conditions. They recognize the bacteria and fungi that you have in your area as well ... Read More about 70 Medicinal Herbs to Sneak into Your Organic Garden
42 Delicious Edibles to Sneak into Your Landscape in Zone 3 or higher I found the ideal edibles for your climate challenges. 42 hardy plants for your edible landscape inspired by the book Gardening ... Read More about Edible Landscape
7 Medicinal Herbs for the Natural Dye Garden These seven medicinal herbs also benefit your natural dye garden. Grow your natural dye with these medicinal herbs. Growing your own food and medicinal ... Read More about 7 Medicinal Herbs for Natural Dye
How to Grow and Use Aloe Vera Everyone needs an aloe vera plant on the kitchen window, close to the stove. Aloe is renowned for its ability to cool and heal a burn. And for that reason alone, you ... Read More about How to Grow and Use Aloe Vera
![I combed through the pages of [amazon_link id="1462118089" target="_blank" ]Gardening Like a Ninja[/amazon_link] specifically looking for plants that those of us in harsh climates could use in our Ninja exploits. Here’s 42 plants that are both edible and beautiful that you can grow in your zone 3 Ninja Garden!](https://g6c4m6d2.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/42-plants-for-your-edible-landscape-400x500.jpg)
![Aloe is a “first aid kit in a plant” according to Rosemary Gladstar. [3] Externally aloe vera gel is useful for skin irritation, wounds, scratches, and bedsores, as well as burns. Internally, the fresh gel is used in to soothe ulcers and as a laxative.](https://g6c4m6d2.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/How-to-grow-and-use-aloe-vera-small-400x532.jpg)