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EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 18 MIN

Let's Talk Perennials - The Best Investment for Your Garden!

from Heart of the Homestead Family · host homesteadingpodcast

From haskap berries to horseradish, we’re talking all about perennial plants that keep producing year after year with less work in the garden. In this episode, we share some of our favorite perennial fruits, vegetables, and herbs that thrive in our Southern Ontario homesteads — including a few unique varieties you may not have heard of before. We chat about: Why perennials are one of the easiest ways to grow more food Haskap berries, gooseberries, currants, goji berries, and grapes Thornless berry varieties and easy-to-propagate plants Rhubarb, asparagus, sunchokes, horseradish, and perennial spinach The pros and cons of different perennial crops Why patience pays off with perennial gardening How perennial plants can provide food from spring through fall Whether you’re just starting your homestead or looking to add more low-maintenance food sources to your garden, this episode is full of practical ideas and encouragement.   Be sure to follow us on social media for more @heart_of_homestead_family! Subscribe and leave a review, it means so much when you do!   Check out Homegrown Hideaway and plan your next summer adventure!

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