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DIY Birdhouse Gourds for Your Garden

DIY birdhouse gourds for your garden can be easily made. What a great way to eliminate plastic planter containers from the garden and to make a beautiful birdhouse for your outside friends! Bonus, at the end of the season, you may compost the whole gourd container in the worm bin or the compost. Save the seeds for next year and start over for FREE! Please visit the blog for links, recipes, and more at https://farmhouse-bc.com/growing-gour... Olla/Oyas Video    • How to Make a DIY Olla-Oya Clay Pots   Full blog on how to make your own Olla/Oyas can be found here https://farmhouse-bc.com/oya-and-ollas/ Shop Here: We are a participant with the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. You will not incur extra fees or charges for using the links. We only recommend items we believe in and have tried. If I personally make or sell an item, I will mention this in the post for each item. Please visit our Amazon Storefront here: https://www.amazon.com/Farmhouse-bc Farmhouse-BC veggie soap can be found on Amazon https://amzn.to/3bgy03X Our Amazon store carries all the products we make, plastic-free and eco-friendly too! And we offer free shipping in the USA, APO, and Hawaii! Follow along with Farmhouse Basic Collection. and join our community of growing subscribers every day. https://farmhouse-bc.com/ Grateful for everyday living on the mountaintop in our transformed log/farmhouse. We offer food from scratch, handmade DIY, old-timey skills, and simple living for 2 (not counting the fur babies)! We still love to do all the things we did when we had a larger family, only in smaller portions. We love to cook, bake (even on a woodstove), make DIY projects including sewing, weaving, home renovations, and enjoy everyday living in our log/farmhouse on the mountain-ridge! We still practice old-timey skills that we introduced to our children as they were growing up and homeschooled almost 3 decades ago. Some of these skills that we, as empty-nesters, are still using: soap making with lye, hand-dipping beeswax candles, dyeing textiles, rendering beef fat into tallow, canning, dehydrating and preserving foods, hand-hewing logs, making homemade natural cleaners, bath soaps, and more. Follow along and join our community. We offer a newsletter to all our blog subscribers each time we upload new content. INSTAGRAM:   / farmhouse_basic_collection   @farmhouse_basic_collection FACEBOOK:   / farmhouse-basic-collection   PINTEREST:   / farmhousebc   #birdhouse #gourd #garden