The Beautiful Edible Garden
Homestead Design CollectiveFor people who want to celebrate life in a beautiful, edible garden, whether they have a garden or not.
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Good Things Begin in the Soil
We all need water, food and air to survive. In the case of plants, soil is where they get all three. Healthy soil determines if a garden is lush and beautiful or if the garden struggles. The most important investment you can make in your ga...
Winter Solstice Greetings
Garden-grown chamomile dried and ready for tea.
Winter Wellness from the Garden
Cold weather can be brutal on skin, especially for us gardeners, who spend time outdoors regardless of the forecast. This ultra-moisturizing edible flower salve is my go-to remedy for dry, itchy hands. Calendula—often found in baby products...
Sage Garland
With Thanksgiving arriving tomorrow, you may be staring at your table and realizing it could use one last touch—something simple, beautiful, and grounded in the garden. So today felt like the perfect moment to revisit one of my favorite qui...
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Stefani Bittner is the owner of Homestead Design Collective and is the co-author of The Beautiful Edible Garden, Harvest: Unexpected Projects Using 47 Extraordinary Garden Plants and The Fragrant Flower Garden (Ten Speed Press).
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