Have you ever wondered what to do with the cut off greens of strawberries, or the core of an apple? Or ever wonder if there is another option for your fall leaves other than bagging them up and maybe even spending money to have your city pick them up? Composting might be the answer for you.
It is finally time to start getting dirt under your fingernails in your garden. Spring is here and it’s time to get planting. Today, we are sharing 5 delectable vegetables for your spring garden that are excellent choices for your family.
Epsom salt isn’t just for your bathtub. In fact, it is helpful to your vegetable garden, fruits, houseplants, trees, shrubs, etc. In this article, you will find 3 specific uses for Epsom salt in your backyard and learn why it is so helpful.
Not sure what to do with your Christmas tree after the holidays? Here are 5 different ways to recycle your Christmas tree.
Holiday lights are not the only way to get your home looking festive. This year, add a special touch to your house for the daylight and decorate your porch.
One of my favorite ways to decorate this autumn season is with the items grown right outside our doorstep. Thanksgiving can be costly enough with all the food to buy. Why add to that with decorations when your yard and garden are full of beautiful decorations?
This article provides 9 different decorating ideas. Each idea uses items that you can find outdoors from classic pumpkins and gourds to candled core apples and vases of dried wheat stalks.
I know, you may be thinking, “how could broccoli ever be delicious?” Broccoli isn’t normally a favorite vegetable pick, but if grown properly and cared for, you can be sure your homegrown broccoli will be the best you have ever tasted.
One thing that you might be thinking at this point in the holiday season is what am I going to do with that Christmas tree? While we hope you are having a wonderful holiday season, it might be time to do something with that tree. Don’t worry; today we are going to be reviewing Christmas tree disposal options.
Many Americans all over the county find themselves year after year, fall after fall staying inside and struggling with fall allergies. I am one of those Americans. Not too long ago, I started researching how to fight my fall allergies naturally.
Sometimes when I take a decongestant, I find myself extra sleepy and a little out of it all day long. Like other allergy sufferers out there, I have a busy life and I can’t be in a fog all day. So, how do we fight our allergies naturally? By eating food. Yes, eating certain foods can help you fight your fall allergies.
You may be wondering what allergies have to do with gardening. Please stay with me and you will see.
Swiss chard
You may have never even heard of Swiss chard, but this green or reddish leafy vegetable with a variety of stem colors is not only great tasting, it is also packed with nutrients. Today, we are going to look at why you want to plant Swiss chard and how to do it.