What if you could turn your skills, your backyard, and your love of the outdoors into a simpler way of life?

In this episode, Mary talks with Luke Wood of Lowcountry Homesteading LLC in South Carolina. After years working as a motorcycle technician and land surveyor, Luke decided to build a life that gave him more freedom, more time outdoors, and more opportunities to help others embrace homesteading.

Luke shares how he and his family are creating a business around backyard improvements, raised garden beds, fruit trees, walkways, and other projects that help people become more self-sufficient. His wife also makes and sells homemade soap, including a special soap designed to help keep pesky bugs at bay.

Mary and Luke discuss gardening through extreme heat and drought, saving water for the garden, growing food at home, and why even a small patch of yard can become a productive garden. They also talk about the value of learning practical skills, using what you have, and finding more happiness in the simple things.

Whether you dream of a full homestead or just want to grow a little of your own food, Luke's story is a reminder that you can start where you are and build a more self-reliant life one project at a time.

Find Luke: Lowcountry Homesteading LLC on Facebook

Find Mary: ATinyHomestead.com

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