Good morning, Reader! While we didnât get to host our French Potager Garden Workshop at Bethany Farm this spring due to few RSVPs, preparing for it taught us so much. đż The good news? One of our amazing GIY members, Camille, has a real-life potager right in her backyardâand she's generously offered to host an event there in the future! We'll be sure to share more as those plans come together and hope that if you are local, Reader, you can plan to come and visit. In the meantime, if youâd like to bring a bit of that timeless French beauty to your own garden, we've put together a special new blog post just for you. 𪴠In it, youâll learn: đż Whether you have a sprawling yard or a sunny little patio, a potager garden can help you grow more foodâwith less stress and a lot more joy. đ Read the blog & watch the video hereâ â â
We hope it inspires you to design a garden thatâs beautiful, bountiful, and uniquely yours! Grow abundantly, P.S. If you're ready to plan your own dream garden with guidance, the GIY Core Course is open for enrollment! |
Nicky and Dave Schauder are passionate about helping families grow their food, and medicine and find God in the garden
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Hi Reader, After a year of writing (and many more years of learning, growing, and harvesting!), weâre thrilled to announce: Our book: Permaculture Gardening for Everyone, is officially hereâand ready to ship! Order the Book Here This book is for everyone whoâs ever dreamed of growing their own foodâwhether in pots, raised beds, or a backyard food forest. Inside, youâll find: 𪴠10 chapters from seed to harvest, rooted in real family experience đż Practical, faith-filled guidance on designing...
Hey, Reader! June for us is a month of rest, but also of transitionâwhen spring crops wind down and summer crops take off. âď¸ If you're wondering what you can still plant this month, you're not alone. Many gardeners think theyâve missed their window, but there are at least two crops you can grow in June in North-America. In our latest blog, we keep it simple đż 2 Money Saving Crops for June đĽ A Growing Guide for these Crops Read What To Grow in June Whether youâre just getting started or...