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As you become older, you may feel inclined to give up your beloved gardening past time as physical activity becomes more difficult. Elderly gardening may seem to be too much effort. But don’t give up! With the help of some very helpful tools and tips, you can continue to garden well into your golden years. While gardening can stock your kitchen with delicious vegetables and fruits, in the case of senior citizens the additional benefits of gardening become even more important. Listen to t

When you happen upon a cucumber, yellowing and past its prime, take it as a learning opportunity. There are seeds inside, ready to be saved. If you only knew how! It would be nice if it was as simple as scooping them out, washing and drying them off. Turns out, it is a bit more complicated than that, luckily not by much. Reasons to save your own seeds Every gardener and homesteader knows, or will quickly find out, that cost tops the list of reasons to save their own ga

If you use your imagination, you can find plenty of ways to use reclaimed materials in your garden. In fact, if you are living sustainably, you should be able to create a thriving, beautiful and productive garden using only natural materials and things that might otherwise have been thrown away. In this article, we will suggest 25 ways to reuse old bricks in your garden, and take another step to go greener and save people and planet.  Why Reuse Old Bricks? Bricks ar

Living sustainably is often about finding new ways to use old things. One person’s trash is, after all, another person’s treasure. By reusing and upcycling old tires, for example, we can save money and resources. Reusing and recycling in a range of different ways can reduce the number of new things we have to buy. But learning how to upcycle old tires is also a great way to go greener. It prevents them from ending up in landfill or polluting the wider environme