Food For Everyone

Self-Sufficient Vegetables & Preservation Methods
Choosing Sustainable Vegetables
Are you interested in growing a self-sustainable vegetable garden? As a self-sustainable gardener, you'll be planning, planting, and preserving vegetables for yourself and your family to enjoy all-year round. With so many vegetables and varieties to choose from, deciding which vegetables to grow can be overwhelming. Make the decision making process a little easier by learning about the best vegetables to grow and preserve in your self-sustainable garden and discover the best methods for pres...

Making a Garden Vegetable Plot
The Turning Point on my Path to Building a Garden Vegetable Plot
This page supports The Food For Everyone Foundation I started gardening fifty years ago when we moved into our house which had a very unkempt infertile back garden - it looked as though it had never been touched. What was the turning point? Over the years, the garden was fed with - manure - more manure and then - sand to break up the London clay which was as hard as iron, and very difficult to dig (Roses - like the ones shown in the photograph - do quite well in clay, but not much else...

Making a Compost Bin
This page supports The Food For Everyone Foundation
Making a compost bin is important if you plan to do organic gardening which is recommended to do to have a healthy family. Compost bins are fairly easy to make and you can include the whole family in working with the compost. If you don't want to make a compost bin, then they are fairly inexpensive to buy. Making a compost bin is just the first step towards making your family healthy! P.S. I made this page about gardening tips in support of The Food For Everyone Foundation nonprofit organiza...