by Texas Homesteader ~
By now most of you know Earth Day is April 22nd each year. It’s a special day to highlight being kind to our environment – it’s like Mother Nature’s birthday!
There are lots of gifts we can give to Mother Nature, most of ’em are FREE. Come see my faves.
by Texas Homesteader ~
Did you know you can easily grow your own luffa sponge (or some spell it loofah) in your own garden? They’re easy to grow, eco friendly and fully compostable. And so many uses too! Use them in the shower, in the kitchen, in an exfoliating soap and more!
-by Texas Homesteader ~
Here are the 16 Easiest Ways To Be More Sustainable. Everything from simple ways to reduce food waste to easy homemade health & beauty or cleaning. All simple ways you can be more sustainable in your everyday life and easy enough to start today!
by Texas Homesteader ~
It’s easy to make Pinecone and Egg Carton Fire Starters. Functional and cheap but pretty enough for gifting!
~ Texas Homesteader ~
Giving cash doesn’t have to be boring. Here’s a creative and ‘sweet’ idea to give cash this holiday.
by Texas Homesteader ~
Minimalists strive for less consumption and simplicity in their lives & homes. So shopping for the minimalist on your gift list can sometimes be a challenge. But have no fear, I’ve got some great gift ideas for your minimalist or self-sufficient friends & family.
photo credit: pixabay by giftpundits
by Texas Homesteader ~
You can embrace the beauty of autumn while still promoting biodiversity in your garden. When the gardening season comes to a close, there’s still a way your garden can provide… for wildlife!
It’s not what you add, but what you leave that provides so well for birds & beneficial insects when the cold wind blows. I’m sharing things you can leave in your garden to provide for wildlife and create vibrant biodiversity in your garden.
by Texas Homesteader ~
How would grandma have done things in her kitchen? I’ve been seeing this question a lot on social media lately.
But it’s interesting food for thought, especially for those striving to reduce waste and save a little money too in their own kitchens. Let’s see how grandma would have done it.
