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Spring is a beautiful season and one that many people look forward to. As the weather starts to warm up, we see buds forming on the trees and daffodils popping up in our yards. It’s a time of hope and new beginnings. But how can you bring that feeling of spring into your home? We’ll ... Read more
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So you’ve stumbled upon the intriguing snake plant (Dracaena trifasciata) with its tall, sword-like leaves, and you can’t help but wonder if it’s a good fit for your home. This low-maintenance houseplant is quite the air purifier, ridding your indoor atmosphere of some pesky toxins. But as a dog owner, you might be concerned about ... Read more
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Watering plants is the Achilles heel for many plant lovers. If you’re looking for an easy solution to your watering woes, you may have stumbled upon products that promise to take the work out of keeping your plants hydrated: self-watering pots. But TikTok gardener @tannertheplanter cautions against these containers. Why? Self-watering pots can actually give ... Read more
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While the traditional choice of grout has long been white, gray offers a new modern look and perspective to tile designs. Let’s imagine white tiles paired with dark gray grout or gray tiles with light gray grout; it’s the perfect pairing and a departure from the ordinary white grout. Gray grout is not just a...
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Back in 2020, we needed all the joy we could get. So a company in Japan called MyKirei by KAO came out with their flower stamp hand soap (the timing happened to be by accident, but 2020 turns out to be the perfect year). This flower foam hand wash quickly went viral on the social ... Read more
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Pothos is a trailing vine plant that produces attractive glossy leaves in many variegated colors. In the right conditions, pothos grows prolifically and can live up to ten years indoors. But like many houseplants, pothos can often suffer from root rot. Untreated, root rot is almost always deadly. Let’s take a look at what causes ... Read more
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The common names of plants can be descriptive, catchy, and memorable. But they can also cause a lot of confusion because a plant can have many common names and be called something different in various parts of the country. To further confuse matters, two completely different plants can be called the same name. Dragon’s Tail, ... Read more
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Solar power is rapidly becoming a viable and sustainable energy source, thanks to recent scientific breakthroughs that have made it possible to store solar energy for extended periods of time. One such breakthrough came in 2017, when a team of researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, developed a revolutionary energy storage ... Read more
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Are you a homesteader searching for the best place to live within the United States for ideal homesteading conditions? Then, we got you covered. After a homesteading couple asked Reddit for the best places to relocate, here are the top-voted responses. 1. New Hampshire New Hampshire is one of the cheapest options. You can get ... Read more
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Have you ever seen blue roses? You’re most likely familiar with red, white, and pink roses. These roses are popular and grow naturally, but blue roses are rare and artificially produced. Little wonder, blue roses are prized and sought after today. They have several meanings and symbols, from serenity to peace, love at first sight, ... Read more
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If you’re anything like me, you have an insatiable curiosity for the weird and wonderful world of plants that fill our planet. Among these botanical marvels exists a group of fascinating, drought-resistant, and peculiar plants known as succulents. With their captivating shapes, vibrant colors, and ability to thrive in some of the harshest environments, succulents ... Read more
