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Cherries are a delicious summer fruit that can be enjoyed fresh or used in recipes. However, you may sometimes end up with cherries that are still unripe and sour. Rather than waiting for them to ripen or throwing them out, there are many creative ways you can use up unripe cherries. 1. Roast Them One … Read more
Are you looking for a fast and cheaper way to grow your cannabis, from seeds to buds? If so, then the 12/12 from seed technique is an efficient way of saving you space, and time and giving you viable quality yields. Growing 12-12 from the seeds technique might be an outdated way, but it still … Read more
All you need to know about dock leaves, including their value to wildlife and how to deal with them. Dock plant or dock leaf is a perennial native plant usually referred to simply as ‘dock’. While generally considered a weed in gardens due to its abundant seeding and persistent, vigorous growth, dock is an excellent … Read more
As summer turns to fall, gardeners face the difficult decision of when to remove their tomato plants. Tomato plants are like pets – they require time, care and attachment forms. Deciding when to pull them up can be an emotional experience. However, knowing the right time ensures you get the most out of your plants … Read more
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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Bougainvillea are long-flowering climbing plants renowned for producing brightly colored blooms for much of the spring, summer, and fall. These vibrant climbers often remind me of holidays in southern Europe, cascading over white-washed walls on sun-drenched streets. … Read more
Oaks are large, long-lived trees in the genus Quercus, and are related to beeches and chestnuts. These iconic trees have played an important role in British culture and landscape for many centuries. Traditionally used for its timber, oak was highly valued as a durable material for building ships, houses and furniture. The UK has two … Read more
Chocolate mint is a close relative to peppermint (Mentha piperita). This hybrid is formed by crossing M. citrata (orange mint) with M. piperita to make the Chocolate cultivar, a sterile hybrid with the aroma of chocolate. The plant grows about two feet tall and forms an attractive ground cover. The rounded, lance-shaped leaves are a … Read more
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I can hardly believe it. My crab apple tree is bearing fruit already! And it’s not even September. And I have so many, that I will have to preserve them in every way I can think of – I’m going to be using three good, tried and tested methods – hooch, freezing, and sugar. Unlike … Read more