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We all know the main use of coffee: a delicious drink that provides us with the energy to go about our day-to-day lives. But what do we do with the leftover waste once we’ve enjoyed our morning cup of Joe? Here’s the coffee bean guide to how to dispose of coffee grounds, how you can … Read more
As a homesteader and gardener, I know that potatoes are one of the most versatile and nutrient-dense crops you can grow. They store well, taste great, and can be prepared in dozens of ways. But before you get to eat those delicious homegrown potatoes, you first have to grow them – and that starts with … Read more
As a gardener, noticing small yellow spots on the leaves of your plants can be concerning. However, not all yellow spots indicate a major underlying problem. By understanding the various potential causes, you can properly evaluate the situation and take appropriate action. What Causes Small Yellow Spots on Leaves? There are several common culprits that … Read more
Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a popular herb that is widely used in many cuisines. Its an easy-to-grow herb that can be grown from either dill seeds or cuttings. In this article, we will focus on how to grow dill from cuttings. Dill is an aromatic and delicious herb that is popularly used to flavor many … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Dogwoods are beautiful trees with striking spring flowers. They are impressive trees to have around, but not every gardener has the space or the means to take care of a large tree. Other gardeners may not live … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Chamomiles are cheery little plants. Sweetly scented like fresh apples, chamomile plants are used as ornamental flowerbed borders, planted in cottage and herb gardens, or grown as a pollinator friendly, low-maintenance lawn substitute. They are also used … Read more
Peas are a beloved crop for many home gardeners. Their sweet flavor and satisfying crunch make them one of the most rewarding vegetables to grow. However, one frustration with peas is their notoriously short harvesting window. This leaves many gardeners wondering: how late in the season can you plant peas and still get a good … Read more
Nursery tubs, in post-consumer regenerated black polyethylene, equipped with side handles for easy handling. The black tub is highly resistant to nursery stress and long exposure to atmospheric events, even the most extreme. Sizes The pots of the NPB LINE are produced with injection moulding. Highly technological machinery, with low environmental impact and totally robotic, … Read more
Mention the word “lily” to someone, and it likely will conjure up an of Lilium longiflorum, a fragrant, white, trumpet-shaped flower sold as a potted plant around Easter. The fact is, however, there are over 100 species classified into nine different divisions of the plant genus Lilium which makes it a much more diverse than … Read more
You always hear about how easy it is to grow and how it’s nearly impossible to fail to make these plants thrive. So it can feel like you have the blackest of thumbs if your pothos is sad and stunted. Pothos are living things, and like all living things, they can sometimes struggle to thrive. … Read more