Outdoor Gardening

This archive brings together practical, experience-led articles from The Backyard Farmer, covering gardening, DIY, indoor growing, foraging, reviews, and sustainable living. Each post is written with real-world use in mind — focusing on working with nature, building practical skills, and making sustainable choices more accessible.

Seed collection

First seeds of the season

Planting the first seeds Thanks for reading and we hope you learn something you can use from this article. If you want to give back to us here at backyard-farmer.com,  just click on an advert 🙂 Thanks! As soon as march arrived in 2020 spring

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Apple Cider Vinegar for chickens

Apple Cider Vinegar for Chickens: Why It Belongs in Your Coop Looking for a natural way to boost your chickens’ health? Apple cider vinegar for chickens has become a go-to remedy for many backyard poultry keepers—and with good reason. This simple, affordable supplement can: In

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A close-up of freshly picked radishes in a light wooden basket, featuring vibrant red, purple, and white radishes with green leafy tops. A gardener's hand gently holds a bundle of radishes with soil on their roots, set on a rustic wooden table in a lush garden backdrop.

How to Grow Radishes

Introduction Radishes are one of the quickest and easiest vegetables to grow, making them an excellent choice for gardeners of all skill levels. These fast-growing crops mature in as little as four weeks and add a crisp, peppery flavor to salads and dishes. For beginners,

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brown-potato

What vegetables are good to grow?

The 10 best vegetables to grow in the UK also happen to be the 10 favorite vegetables of mine. I will be growing several leaf salads, garden pea’s, radishes, brown onions, potatoes, rhubarb and chili’s. This combination of Salads, fruits and vegetables will supplement my

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fooscaping

Taking back control of our food!

What this article will cover: Who are the 10 companies that control the food industry? There are around 10 companies that control the production of our food. Between them they own the majority of food labels that can be found in your supermarket. Not so

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