Frugal Potager Garden Transformation and Tour
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Here are some ways we saved money while creating our potager kitchen garden: Use What You Have! This is the official mantra of Life Full and Frugal! We repurposed a…
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Hugelkultur Stock Tank Garden – Life Full and Frugal
Hugelkultur is a German and Eastern European method of creating garden beds out of wood cuttings, branches, logs, grass clippings, and other natural materials. These natural materials are then covered…
Simple Steps to Starting Seeds Indoors
Spring is officially upon us! Now is the time to start putting into motion all the plans we have for preparing our summer flower beds and vegetable gardens. Follow along…
DIY Mosquito and Bug Repellent Spray with Essential Oils
To protect your property from being overtaken by mosquitoes, be sure to remove any standing water from your yard and patio areas. Mosquitoes lay their eggs in stagnate water. As…
Our Greenhouse Made from Recycled Materials
Hi friends! Who out there is preparing for their summer gardens? We are so excited for this growing season! In this post we will be sharing a tour of our…
How to Make Easy DIY Christmas Trees Using Tomato Cages
Here is where you have a lot of flexibility. This is such an easy and adaptable project. The sky is the limit, so let your creativity flow! If you are…
How to Create Hanging Baskets from House Plant Cuttings
Who doesn’t like house plants? They clean the air in your house. House plants have been known to help prevent and combat depression. And most importantly, it feels like they…
How to Make Evergreen Christmas Planters
Now this is where the real fun begins! Now that your evergreen pot is constructed, you’re ready to start adding those glittery, fun pieces to make the whole thing pop!…
How to Start Seeds – Life Full and Frugal
In this post we will be sharing with you how to start seeds. It is a wonderful time of year to get your hands dirty and get your garden prepped…
Simple No-Dig Herb Border Beds for the Garden
Now it is time to add a nice layer of topsoil to the top of the prepared cardboard. Shoot for at least 4 to 6 inches of topsoil. For plants…