Homestead orchard

We spend a lot of time looking at annual crops and gardens, but perennials have their places. When it comes to fruit trees, we have many options in sizes. There’s little more majestic than a full-s…

Get inspired by the 11 fastest-growing fruit trees that can boost your self-sufficient homestead. These prepper garden ideas will help you start gardening for self-sufficiency in no time. Save this pin to your gardening board to create your backyard orchard!

Essential guide to planning an orchard. Choosing the right size tree, selecting your favourite varieties and general planting advice.

The Beginner's Guide to Planning Your Backyard Orchard will help you start growing fruit trees. You can use the bounty in cooking and canning.

Having a small homestead orchard is a great way to add to your self sufficiency and grow your gardening repertoire. Learn how to plan and plant one today.

All you need to know to about How to Create a Garden Orchard with as little as 5 fruit trees. You really Don't Need a Massive Space.

Don't wait to plan your homestead orchard. Having a backyard orchard is a great way to grow more food with less work. You plant your trees and bushes, and then they produce you food for years to come! From picking the best fruit trees to finding where to plant the trees, I show you the steps you need to take to plan an orchard.

One of the greatest steps in being self-sufficient is to grow your calories and there is nothing better out there than an orchard.Orchards last for several generation and give the most bang for our buck with little labor. The fruits and nuts that can grown are nothing but full of health and energy for our bodies. Thus, it was a no-brainer that our family would make this decision to plant one. --We can eat fresh off the tree once there is ripe fruit. --We can make fresh fruit pies.--We can…

Starting an orchard can feel a bit overwhelming- So we put together our favorite orchard supplies to help you get started on your way to growing fruit.

Year Zero - Before You Plant Planning and installing an orchard can be a daunting project, with the sweet rewards years and even decades out. But like the Heirloom Orchardist says: You're Never Too Old To Plant An Orchard! Especially with cultivars grafted to grow on dwarfing root stocks, one could be eating their own, sweet peaches, apples, and plumbs within 3 to 5 years. Considerations I am still a while away from planting my next small orchard; however, the following are some of the…