Country Sampler Farmhouse Style

GET Growing!

Homegrown food has always been a traditional part of farmhouse life. Although no longer a necessity, growing your own produce can allow you to eat healthier, enjoy better flavor, control your food supply and keep active. Plus, working in the fresh air and sunshine and seeing the results of your labor can boost your mood and increase your self-confidence.

Get started now to plant a garden from scratch or expand what you already have. Start small with a group of pots on your patio or a raised bed assembled from a kit. Grow the vegetables and herbs you already know you like to eat. You can scale up over time with additional containers or beds or

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