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Maximize Your August Garden: Freeze Drying for Year-Round Enjoyment
August comes to an end, your garden is likely brimming with the fruits of your labor. While some plants are winding down, many are still thriving. From the last ripening tomato to a steady supply of peppers, an abundance of...
Preserve the Harvest: Freeze Drying Your Garden Produce
As the seasons change and the harvest time approaches, gardeners are often left with a bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables. From ripe tomatoes and fragrant basil to sweet strawberries and crunchy bell peppers, the garden offers a plethora of...
September and October Produce: A Guide to Seasonal Harvests and Preserving with Freeze Drying
As summer fades into autumn, farmers' markets and grocery stores overflow with the vibrant bounty of seasonal produce. September and October are the perfect months to explore the richness of this harvest time and to stock your pantry with...
Embracing National Fruit & Veggies Month: The Magic of Freeze Drying
Did you know September is time to celebrate National Fruit & Veggies Month? This month-long observance encourages us to eat healthier by incorporating more fruits and vegetables into our diets. Not only are these colorful foods packed with vitamins, minerals,...
According to the National Gardening Association, more than a third of U.S. households now grow some of their own food. While most people decide to garden as a hobby, the best part about this hobby is it can save you...
4 Veggies to Plant Now and Freeze Dry Later
It's been a long winter and it's high time to talk about gardening. We've got a few more weeks of chilly weather to go, but before you know it friendly green sprouts will be pushing through the soil and bright...
Freeze Dryer Quickly Pays for Itself
A Home Freeze Dryer will quickly pay for itself in a number of ways: Preserve food you normally waste and throw away. Easily preserve produce from gardens and fruit trees. Create your own long term, emergency food storage. A number...
The Healthiest Vegetables to Grow in Your Garden (And How to Preserve Them)
Growing your own vegetables is one of the best ways to enjoy fresh, nutritious food while reducing grocery costs and preserving seasonal harvests. Homegrown vegetables are often harvested at peak ripeness, giving you exceptional flavor and allowing you to preserve...
How to Freeze Dry Your Garden Harvest
A productive garden can go from a few ripe vegetables to more food than your household can eat in a surprisingly short time. Tomatoes ripen together. Green beans seem to double overnight. Zucchini grows faster than you can give it...