Hi, I’m glad you’re here!
The goal of Survival Garden and More is to give you ideas, big and small, on adding more life, more food, more essentials to your everyday world. Grow some herbs or vegetables or flowers. We talk about them all. Start a garden or plant a pot. You can get food and medicine from both. Welcome some bees and add a few chickens. You’ll be happy to have them. Look around the website. See what piques your interest. Hopefully find a couple of projects here that you might want to try out for yourself. I hope it resonates and helps you to find peace in your own backyard!
Garden Designs
Check out all the garden designs here…
Survival Essentials
Survival essentials that you might want to think about…
Medicinal Herbs
Find the herbs that are just right for you…
Remedies
Use these herbs for natural everyday remedies that might already be growing in your backyard…
Did someone say FREE?
Subscribe and receive timely tips and techniques for the most productive garden ever! PLUS get…
4 Everday Ingredients for Making Your Own Healing Salve
- Calendula
- Olive Oil
- Essential Oils
- Beeswax
Gluten-Free Recipes
No posts
Can’t Live Without Best Garden Tools
No posts
Garden in a Pot Ideas
No posts
Shop
No posts
Hildegard de Bingen
Hildegard de Bingen, a woman ahead of her time, left an indelible mark on medieval history as a visionary, mystic, composer and herbalist. Born in 1098, this remarkable Benedictine abbess became a guiding light in the realms of spirituality, music, and herbal medicine. In this article, we delve into the life and work of Hildegard of Bingen, uncovering her contributions to various fields, and examining the gardens that played a crucial role in her herbal practices.
Here are a few of my favorite posts!
A Year in The Garden – March
Take a look at what’s going on in March in our garden. There is always something to do.
Start Some Seeds
Here is how to get started for your future Survival Garden! Start a few seeds in the house while your wait for the sun.
How to Make A Ticture
Easy to do and it’s always there when you need it! Use your own plants growing in your yard.
Ask your questions and share any comments below
