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Alice Martin

Gardening & Preserving

Bring the last of the harvest in and preserve it like an Ingalls.

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The Ingalls enjoyed a sense of pride after a good harvest. @PantryParatus shares how that spirit of preparation continues today.

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Has the prairie and homestead talk given you gardening fever? Read through this growing guide and plan your pumpkin patch for next fall.

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FRAGRANT PLANTS FOR WINTER SCENT GARDENS | Untrained Housewife - Ideas for indoors and outdoors gardening in the winter

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Grow cabbages as a fall crop - something the Ingalls family would grow in their garden as well. Via @AboutHome

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It's not fall without apple butter. Who knew it was this easy? @Jamie {My Baking Addiction}

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Another great recipe from @Food Fanatic. Marmalade was a common fruit preserve. This one's just right for fall!

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Apple picking this weekend? Make an upcycled apple bucket on the fly! @NorthStoryCA

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Want to tackle some canning this weekend? Here's a stash of hundreds of recipes curated by @diyncraftscom

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Old windows become garden preservers with this pioneer spirit upcycle

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Fruit and vegetables preserved in a brine will ferment a bit. Try your hand with apples this year. @barerootgirl

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Not quite up for canning? Refrigerator dill pickles are a good entry! @Donalyn Keliipuleole has a simple recipe

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Drying was a common way to preserve fruit. You can make dried apple chips with this yummy recipe from @SallysBakeBlog

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Preserve those late season long beans with a kick and make Ma proud! @lori_rice

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Ma Ingalls was likely a pro at canning food. Here's a good rundown on canning if you are more of a newbie. @Tori Avey

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