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The detection of weed in hair is an interesting topic, especially in the context of drug testing. Unlike other testing methods that may detect weed use over a short period, hair follicle drug detection times are longer. This is because THC, the active compound in weed, is deposited into our hair follicles. As our hair … Read more
Learning Spanish can seem daunting at first, but with some key phrases under your belt you’ll be conversational in no time. One common phrase English speakers want to know is how to say “to care for” in Spanish. This versatile phrase has several meanings, from caring for someone’s wellbeing to liking or approving of something. … Read more
Sage Black and Blue is a large, robust, flowering machine for bigger space and hummingbird magnet. Shrarp color combination of brilliant sky blue flowers with nearly black calyxes. Black stems, up to 4 tall and 3-4 wide, shrubby looking plant. This is tender perennial, hardy to in zones 7, 8, 9, but our experience from … Read more
Thats what a neighbour asked me recently. A huge amount of amber coloured, jelly-like goop was oozing out of the trunk and branches of his cherry tree as you can see in the above. That sticky goop is called gummosis and its a sign that a tree is under stress. But what causes gummosis? And … Read more
Companion planting of vegetables with herbs and flowers is a great way to have a healthy garden! Marigolds, nasturtiums, geraniums, dahlias, and chrysanthemums make great companion plants with your vegetable seeds and can also offer various benefits for your garden. Experienced vegetable gardeners often use flowers shown above, and herbs such as sage, rosemary, basil, … Read more
While Christmas cactus can only live outdoors all year in warmer locations, it can certainly benefit from a summer vacation in the garden in cooler zones. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. As the seasons change and temperatures begin to rise, you may … Read more
Growing juicy, tangy lemons at home can be an extremely rewarding experience From tiny seed to ripe fruit, lemons undergo a fascinating journey that gardeners find captivating to observe. Knowing what to expect during each stage of growth helps ensure your lemon tree thrives In this article, we’ll explore what lemons look like at every … Read more
When it comes to bamboo trivia, few questions are more frequently asked or more inconclusively debated. How many bamboo species are there? Most authors and experts agree that there are approximately 1,500 species of bamboo. Occasionally, you may come across a claim with an extremely precise number, like 1,662 known species, or 1,718. But I … Read more
Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Crazy Daisy’, commonly known as the Shasta daisy, is a classic perennial flower that brings cheer to any garden With its beautiful white petals and bright yellow centers, it’s easy to see why this hybrid flower has been popular with gardeners for over 100 years A Brief History of the Shasta Daisy … Read more
In the summer, its clear that we need to water our fruit trees. While we humans sweat in the heat, fruit trees lose water through their leaf pores, called stomata. Without additional moisture during the hot, dry weather, trees become dehydrated – and that affects tree health and harvest quality. But the question is: When … Read more