We get fresh fruit on sale and cut up and freeze them for smoothies.1yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
Still works. Sunday spins, a continued tradition with our kids on the same stereo I had growing up.1yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/BuyItForLife
We get our kids to design labels for home made preserves to give away as gifts at Christmas1yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
Zero cost urban garden project in Northern Canada. Harvesting daily and planting quick producing cold weather crops like radishes, spinach, lettuce and chard.2yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
Cucumber trellis made from a crib panel found for free and some branches and twine for support.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
I took a pay cut to work from home. I got a text from the office today.1yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/antiwork
Today's harvest from our zero cost garden. We live in Northern Canada and fresh produce is expensive and doesn't stay fresh very long. The equivalent cost of organic greens from a farmer's market or grocery store would cost at least $10-15. We are harvesting this much or more daily.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
Passed down from my mom. Holding cut up veggies since the 1980's.1yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/BuyItForLife
Last years garden experiment. We used recycled and reclaimed materials and got the kids to help out.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Daily garden haul from our zero cost garden up in Northern Canada. Saves us tons of money on our grocery bill.2yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
Low budget gardening progress. You don't need to spend a lot to garden successfully. We used recycled and reclaimed materials. Got free seeds and soil from our community garden network. We plan on sharing our harvest with neighbours and those in need within our community. Zone 3b.4yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/gardening
We made soil with leaf mulch and compost and built an extra garden bed. Ran out of wood so we improvised. Needs a bit of tidying up still. Cost us $0 to build and fill.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
Zero cost soil builder & fertilizer. Prepping garden bed with layers of kitchen compost and grass clippings/small trimmings to enrich the soil before the next sowing.2yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/Frugal
My grandmother's 100 year old (or so) pot that was gifted to me from my mom. Just needs a bit of cleaning and reseasoning.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/BuyItForLife
We went from a pretty boring backyard to having a jungle. Gardening doesn't have to cost a lot. We recycled, scavenged and got pretty creative with what we had on hand. Zone 3b.4yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
1980's record player/tape player cabinet from Sears. Sound quality is still amazing.1yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/BuyItForLife
Home made fermented hot sauce with labels by the whole family. 🔥3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/hotsauce
Last year's recycled and reclaimed low budget garden project. We got free seeds and soil from our Community Garden Network and shared our harvest with our neighbours and those in need. The kids helped as part of their home school.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/OntarioGardeners
In order to save water and get nutrients deep down to the roots, we bury jugs, with a small pinhole (literally a pin made the hole) at the bottom, near our pepper plants. The root system will grow down towards the water and get drip fed.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/HotPeppers
Reviving a neglected community garden. Is there a quick way to reclaim the soil and take out the weeds with manual tools? Because of Covid restrictions, we can only be there one person at a time. It took all day to do one bed. It will take forever to do the rest if I don't find a quicker way.3yr ⋅ spiraloutkeepgoing42 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
