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  • Malabar Spinach - The Incredible Climbing Spinach

    Malabar Spinach - The Incredible Climbing Spinach

    Let’s dive into everything you need to know about Malabar spinach, from planting to harvesting, and we'll even throw in some scrumptious Malabar spinach recipes.

    Malabar Spinach - The Incredible Climbing Spinach

    Let’s dive into everything you need to know about Malabar spinach, from planting to harvesting, and we'll even throw in some scrumptious Malabar spinach recipes.

  • How to Keep Deer Out of Your Garden

    How to Keep Deer Out of Your Garden

    You worked hard to plant a garden and now the deer are stealing your vegetables. What can you do to stop deer from eating your garden?   Let’s talk about...

    How to Keep Deer Out of Your Garden

    You worked hard to plant a garden and now the deer are stealing your vegetables. What can you do to stop deer from eating your garden?   Let’s talk about...

  • Designing the Garden of Your Dreams

    Designing the Garden of Your Dreams

    If you love scrolling Pinterest gardens, but feel unsure how to create your own garden paradise, this is for you. Let’s start planning your garden together. The first step is...

    Designing the Garden of Your Dreams

    If you love scrolling Pinterest gardens, but feel unsure how to create your own garden paradise, this is for you. Let’s start planning your garden together. The first step is...

  • How to Get Rid of Squash Bugs

    How to Get Rid of Squash Bugs

    Squash bugs are one of the most frustrating pests in the summer garden. They have a little needle-like mouth that pierces the leaves, causing intense damage to your plants and quickly...

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    How to Get Rid of Squash Bugs

    Squash bugs are one of the most frustrating pests in the summer garden. They have a little needle-like mouth that pierces the leaves, causing intense damage to your plants and quickly...

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  • Principles for Safe Canning at Home

    Principles for Safe Canning at Home

    When it comes to canning, safety is the most important thing. You don’t want to make yourself or your family sick, so stick to safe canning methods and tested recipes....

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    Principles for Safe Canning at Home

    When it comes to canning, safety is the most important thing. You don’t want to make yourself or your family sick, so stick to safe canning methods and tested recipes....

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  • From Farm to Pantry: Easy Homegrown Vegetable Preservation

    From Farm to Pantry: Easy Homegrown Vegetable P...

    How do you take all the vegetables growing in your summer garden and make them last all year long? What does food preservation look like in a realistic way for...

    From Farm to Pantry: Easy Homegrown Vegetable P...

    How do you take all the vegetables growing in your summer garden and make them last all year long? What does food preservation look like in a realistic way for...

  • How to Make Sauerkraut

    How to Make Sauerkraut

    I used to be afraid of sauerkraut. There, I said it. For years, I would see recipes or watch friends fermenting and making kraut and kimchi on Instagram, but it really...

    How to Make Sauerkraut

    I used to be afraid of sauerkraut. There, I said it. For years, I would see recipes or watch friends fermenting and making kraut and kimchi on Instagram, but it really...

  • How to Make and Can Cranberry Juice

    How to Make and Can Cranberry Juice

    Making your own cranberry juice is a great beginner canning project and now is the perfect time to give this recipe a try because cranberries tend to go on sale...

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    How to Make and Can Cranberry Juice

    Making your own cranberry juice is a great beginner canning project and now is the perfect time to give this recipe a try because cranberries tend to go on sale...

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Meet Josh & Amber

Hidden in the rolling foothills of North Carolina, we found three acres with good farmland, a peaceful creek, and room to dream.

Grace Walk Farm was born.

We grow a large portion of our food in the garden, have a small fruit orchard, raise chickens and rabbits, and continue to build onto our homestead each month. 

​From growing food to raising animals to dehydrating, canning, and cooking, we share our progress, our victories, and our failures.

Our hope is to encourage you to jump in and start your own homestead in your backyard.

Whether it's a few chickens for fresh eggs or a couple of garden boxes, small changes can make a big difference so start where you are today.

Learn more about our farm and family here.

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