There are so many plants that you can start growing in your garden...
But forget about all the others, as I tell you about a plant that you can’t afford not to grow.
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Organic matter is very important for a strong heathy garden...and Buckwheat does a great job at adding lots of it to the soil.
Grow it and then chop it down for lots of great organic matter!
If you have any animals you can chop the buckwheat greenery down and feed it to your goats, chickens, or other animals.
You can also feed your chickens the seeds after they are ripe. Both of these methods can help you cut down on your feed bill.
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In your vegetable garden (and everywhere for that matter), you need lots of beneficial insects...bees, lady bugs, lacewings, and more!
That is another benefit of the buckwheat plant. The tiny white flowers draw tons of them in! Which means better pollination for your garden plants.
As mentioned above, buckwheat attracts tons of bees. Which is part of the reason it makes a great honey plant! Be sure to plant some near your bee hives, if you have any.
We love honey and someday hope to get a few hives going. So I am always thinking of what plants the bees like.
Not to mention the better pollination you will get for all of your veggies nearby. ;)
A great plant to just start right in with. No need to spend time fussing over the soil before planting...just plant it!
It could help you prep your soil for you vegetable gardens.
Looking for more organic matter to add to your compost pile? Here again the versatile buckwheat comes to your aid!
Grow a little extra for your own use...
Harvest the seeds and make buckwheat pancakes or just cook it, and pour some maple syrup on for breakfast.
How amazing is that. In addition to all the benefits of this amazing plant, it looks pretty too!
Buckwheat grows quickly and shades out the other weeds that might try to compete for the soil space.
So what are you waiting for? Grab a packet of buckwheat seeds, and get outside. Start planting your amazing buckwheat seeds today...
Happy buckwheat growing!
Soli Deo Gloria! (Glory Be to God Alone!) ~ Julia
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Soli Deo Gloria! (Glory Be to God Alone!)
~ Julia
Hey there! I'm Julia. I live in Arizona on 2.5 acres, with HOT summers☀️, lots of cacti🌵 and amazing sunsets🌅! A sinner saved by grace, I'm also a homeschool graduate🎓. The oldest of six, I live with my family at home🏡. Serving the King, Jesus Christ, above all is my number one goal. Read more --> |
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