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Snake Plants are prized for their low maintenance and refined looks, with many stylish varieties. Some are readily available, like the familiar ‘Laurentii’ and compact ‘Hahnii’. But others are harder to find, like the gorgeous ‘Moonshine’ (Dracaena trifasciata ‘Moonshine’, formerly Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Moonshine’). This rare cultivar is rapidly gaining popularity among Snake Plant fans. Moonshine, ... Read more
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Imagine having your own greenhouse for your precious plants, shielding them from harsh weather conditions and pesky insects while boosting their productivity. Sounds fantastic, right? The only downside is the hefty cost of hiring a builder and purchasing materials. But hold on, what if there’s a way to create your dream greenhouse on a budget, ... Read more
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Healthy Snake Plants (Dracaena trifasciata, syn. Sansevieria trifasciata) stand at attention with their flat, saber-like leaves rising out of the soil. When these resilient, leathery leaves curl, your plant is trying to tell you that something is wrong. Key Tips: Snake Plant Leaves Curling The most common reason for Snake Plant leaf curl is underwatering, ... Read more
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Do you find yourself constantly struggling with limited bathroom space? If you’re anything like many women out there, you probably have a collection of lotions, facial washes, creams, and other skincare essentials taking up valuable space on your countertop. And let’s not forget the added challenge of sharing the countertop with your partner’s stuff too. ... Read more
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If you’re a plant enthusiast, you know how important it is to provide regular irrigation to keep your beloved plants healthy and thriving. Many of us resort to the laborious task of watering them daily with a hose, but what if there’s an easy and affordable solution that can make your life much easier? Well, ... Read more
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So, picture this: you have an old, dilapidated fence leaning and barely holding up. It’s frustrating, right? But before you think about tearing it down and replacing it, how about transforming it into something useful like a chicken coop? How cool is that? This man had an incredible idea. Instead of letting the fence go ... Read more
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You’ve diligently paid your bills on time, and your credit score is proof of your responsible financial behavior. But what if you suddenly find yourself penalized for having good credit? That’s the predicament many borrowers now face due to a recent change in the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s (FHFA) mortgage fee policy. This controversial new ... Read more
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Snake plants, or mother-in-law’s tongue (Dracaena trifasciata, formerly Sansevieria trifasciata), with their distinctive, sword-like leaves standing tall are well-known houseplants that are loved for their easy care and stunning looks. There aren’t many problems that plague Snake Plants, but sometimes under certain conditions, they may develop the dreaded root rot. Key Tips: Snake Plant Root ... Read more
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You’ve meticulously cared for your beloved plants, providing them with the ideal conditions to flourish, only to find a swarm of tiny, irritating insects staging a coup on your greenery. Yes, those pesky gnats have infiltrated your plant paradise, and they’re not taking any prisoners. Fear not, fellow plant enthusiasts, for we have concocted the ... Read more
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Today, we’re veering off the beaten path to explore a fascinating aspect of our leafy friends that might surprise you. If you’ve been gardening for a while, you’re probably familiar with peat moss – that fibrous, brown material that often graces our garden beds as a soil amendment. Celebrated for its ability to retain moisture ... Read more
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Snake Plants (Dracaena trifasciata, formerly Sansevieria trifasciata) are tall, striking plants with strong, leathery leaves standing upright like sentinels in the soil. But sometimes, these tall, beautiful leaves droop down over the edge of the pot, ruining the effect. What causes Snake Plants’ leaves to sag? This often happens when one or more of their growing ... Read more
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Are you dreaming of transforming your home or garden into a tropical paradise? Well, look no further than the dazzling Bird of Paradise plant! This exotic beauty is not only a showstopper with its vibrant colors and unique shape, but it’s also a plant that you can easily reproduce and share with friends and family ... Read more
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We’re always excited to share the best of flora and fauna, each with their unique personalities and benefits. Today, we are delving into the world of a truly striking and versatile group of plants: the snake plant, also known as Sansevieria. If you’re someone who appreciates beauty, but also values low-maintenance care in your indoor ... Read more
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Whether you want to give your feathered friends tasty treats or reduce food waste, feeding chickens table scraps is an appealing option. One particular vegetable always seems destined for the compost bin after dinner. But can chickens eat broccoli? Let’s find out. The Short Answer: Can Chickens Eat Broccoli? Yes, chickens can safely consume broccoli, ... 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
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Whale Fin Snake Plant, or Mason’s Congo Snake Plant (Dracaena masoniana, syn. Sansevieria masoniana) is a rare plant compared to its Snake Plant cousin (Dracaena trifasciata, syn. Sansevieria trifasciata). Instead of narrow spires, its huge upright leaves are flat, wide, and paddle-shaped and can grow 3 to 4 feet high and up to a foot ... Read more
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Growing fruit is one of the most rewarding – and delicious – aspects of horticulture. Apples. pears, cherries, and smaller berries like raspberries and strawberries evoke memories of childhood, especially when it is time to pick the ripe fruit, and they will grow practically anywhere. Today, in the 2020s, life is all about choice. Many, ... Read more
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Picture this: You’re lounging on your couch, a warm sunbeam gently caressing your face, and you suddenly crave fresh fruit. You could hop in your car and drive to the store, or even better, simply pluck a juicy, homegrown delight from your indoor fruit tree. That’s right, folks! With a bit of love, care, and patience, ... Read more
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In the vast and varied world of plants, corn stands out as a vital and influential crop. As a result, corn has become deeply intertwined with our lives as a staple in human diets and economies throughout history. It’s natural to wonder about the origins of this unique plant and the part humans have played ... Read more
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As I meander through the enchanting world of houseplants, a particular botanical gem often catches my eye: Tradescantia Nanouk, a stunning perennial plant with variegated foliage and vibrant charm. For many plant parents, this cultivar holds a special place in their hearts – and for a good reason. Known by many as the “Fantasy Venice,” ... Read more
