Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate Sara Bäckmo. Sara Bäckmo didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
A Swedish kitchen garden blog where Sara Backmo writes about growing the vegetables her family needs, organic gardening and self-sufficiency. Useful for people growing food at home.
A family kitchen garden in Sweden, documented with growing notes.
A post on growing vegetables despite garden slugs, setting out one slug-control method used in the garden.
Visit linkA recipe page built around produce grown in the kitchen garden.
Visit linkThe blog's article index, titled Artiklar, the Swedish word for articles, with posts such as Freezing Food in Glass Jars and Growing honeyberries.
Visit linkThe blog documents one family kitchen garden in Sweden, with crops and timing written as a working record. Month-by-month calendar posts list what is sown in March, April and August, and single-crop guides cover pumpkin seeds, tomatoes grown outdoors and spring vegetables. Preserving and fruit get space too, from freezing food in glass jars to honeyberries, also called haskap berries. A multi-part guide to starting a small vegetable garden begins with Part 1, which suits readers planning a first plot.
Read the noteStart with Guide: Starting a small vegetable garden, Part 1, then the Get Rid of Garden Slugs post for a common pest problem.
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