Last time I posted about homestead weeds, I made mention of dynamic accumulators.  Today I thought I might go into a little more about what…

The oft maligned willow tree can, if planed and planted out properly, become a boon for every homestead! The salix family (willows) are fast growing,…

The common elderberry is oftentimes overlooked in its value on the homestead.  While it is native in many areas it has also naturalized in so…

Perennial Crops for the Homestead & Beyond Here at the Traditional Catholic Homestead we have a bit of an affinity for perennials.  Wherther it be…

Seaberry Seaberry or seabuckthorn is another of the lesser known (in the United States) plants that every homestead in a temperate climate should have growing….

Currants & Gooseberries Ribes species (currants and gooseberries) are one of the forgotten gems in the homesteader’s arsenal of plant species.  Currants are an extremely…

Borage This often overlooked, and somewhat forgotten herb should be near the top of the list for every homestead garden!  With alternate names like Bee…

Rhubarb Aside from asparagus, rhubarb is probably one of the most easily recognizable perennials on the homestead.  This hardy garden standout is easily propagated, and…

Comfrey, Queen of the Homestead Garden! Comfrey is a utilitarian crop on the Traditional Catholic Homestead.  We use it in companion planting as a support…

Homestead Hero: Garlic Ok, so this week I’m back on track, delivering what I promised last time!  The king of alliums… GARLIC!  I know a…