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Space-Baked Cookie Finds a New Home at the National Air and Space Museum - theunconventionalgardener.com - state Virginia
theunconventionalgardener.com
13.05.2024

Space-Baked Cookie Finds a New Home at the National Air and Space Museum

Header image: Window View of Astronaut Holding DoubleTree Cookie. Image credit: Hilton

5 Items You Should Always Store Under Your Bathroom Sink - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
14.05.2024

5 Items You Should Always Store Under Your Bathroom Sink

Instead of filling your medicine cabinet to the brim, think about the types of bathroom items that you can house under the sink instead to save some space. While not everything belongs under the sink, there are many products that you can safely store there, experts say.

6 Bedroom Items You Should Never Throw Out, According to Pros - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
05.05.2024

6 Bedroom Items You Should Never Throw Out, According to Pros

When tackling a major organization project like a bedroom clean out, it can be tempting to immediately part ways with anything that you don't anticipate you'll use again. You may feel compelled to do so to free up space as you continue to sort and feel as though you're making some tangible progress in the space.

Why I Always Use Tape to Hang Frames - thespruce.com - Australia
thespruce.com
05.05.2024

Why I Always Use Tape to Hang Frames

I've lived in my rental apartment for three years, and a few months ago, I finally received my landlord's permission to decorate.

‘We call Mount Congreve Ireland’s global garden because there are 10,000 different plants here’ - irishtimes.com - Georgia - Ireland
irishtimes.com
03.05.2024

‘We call Mount Congreve Ireland’s global garden because there are 10,000 different plants here’

“Connecting with nature.” “Trying something different.” “An appreciation of history.” Ask a new generation of gardeners just why they want to embark on a course in horticulture at a country house estate and those are the kinds of answers they will give you.

11 Beautiful Feminine Flowers - balconygardenweb.com
balconygardenweb.com
18.03.2024

11 Beautiful Feminine Flowers

Here’s a list of some gorgeous feminine flowers that symbolize the beauty of a woman, making them a perfect gift for them!

Gardens of the Year Competition terms and conditions - gardenersworld.com - Britain - Ireland - Scotland
gardenersworld.com
08.03.2024

Gardens of the Year Competition terms and conditions

1. The Promoter is Immediate Media Company London Limited (company number 06189487), Vineyard House, 44 Brook Green, London W6 7BT (“Immediate”). The competition is sponsored by Weetabix Limited (company number 00267687) (t/a “Alpen”).

Gardens of the Year Competition - gardenersworld.com - Britain
gardenersworld.com
08.03.2024

Gardens of the Year Competition

Gardens of the Year 2024, sponsored by Alpen, is now open for entries and we want to see beautiful readers’ gardens of all styles and sizes. If you’d love to see your garden featured in BBC Gardeners’ World magazine and be in with a chance of winning a fantastic holiday prize, enter our exciting competition now. We’re looking for gardens from all over the UK – no plot is too big or too small. Previous finalists have included flower-filled allotments, tiny urban balconies and sprawling country gardens.

6 Uses for Ziploc Bags That Go Beyond Food Storage - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
28.02.2024

6 Uses for Ziploc Bags That Go Beyond Food Storage

Ziploc bags are household necessity, serving kitchens for years to help with food storage. And it makes sense why they're so beloved—they’re easy to store, you can reuse them, you can buy a ton of them at once, and you can use them for everything, from storing soups in the freezer to packing carrots into a kids’ lunch box and creating a DIY piping bag.

GW holiday: Discover the gardens of France, Spain and Portugal - gardenersworld.com - France - Spain - Portugal - state Alaska
gardenersworld.com
27.02.2024

GW holiday: Discover the gardens of France, Spain and Portugal

Join David Hurrion on a 12-night cruise from Portugal to France, discovering enchanting gardens along the way, like the forest garden of Fonte Baxa and the gardens of Pays d’Auge.

Garden-Friendly Snow Clearing and Salt Alternatives - finegardening.com
finegardening.com
25.01.2024

Garden-Friendly Snow Clearing and Salt Alternatives

In the depths of winter the focus on what happens under our feet is generally centered around staying safe and minimizing slips, trips, and falls on steps or walkways covered in snow or ice. But while safety is a worthwhile concern, gardeners must also consider the detrimental long-term effects on soil health that can be caused by products commonly used to remediate dangerous winter conditions.

One canal boat, seven friends, six bell towers and several bottles of gin! - clairesallotment.com
clairesallotment.com
19.01.2024

One canal boat, seven friends, six bell towers and several bottles of gin!

I had a little holiday recently. I was hoping to keep you posted on where we were during my week away, but the wifi on the canal boat was a little hit and miss….well more miss than hit. Sometimes it’s great that way because you can really get away from it all.

What Does it Mean When a Clock Goes Backward - balconygardenweb.com
balconygardenweb.com
12.01.2024

What Does it Mean When a Clock Goes Backward

Taking time back is not just challenging but almost impossible. However, you might have notices time pieces going in the opposite direction! Here’s – What does it mean when a clock goes backward!

Get rid of moles? Not so fast - theenglishgarden.co.uk
theenglishgarden.co.uk
11.01.2024

Get rid of moles? Not so fast

Edible gardener Mark Diacono: These animals are impossibly cute so to get rid of moles is even more of an unsavoury undertaking than it might be. In any event, trying to get rid of moles may prove a futile, as well as an unpleasant exercise because they travel about using a network of semi-permanent tunnels deep underground. They dig shallower channels nearer to the surface when they search for food.

7 Designer-Approved Tips for Storing Bathroom Essentials - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
07.01.2024

7 Designer-Approved Tips for Storing Bathroom Essentials

Bathroom storage is a problem that many people encounter at one time or another. Whether you are dealing with a small space, an awkward layout, or an old house that doesn’t have built-in closets and storage solutions, finding the space to store all your bathroom essentials in a functional and stylish way is an ongoing challenge. We asked two interior designers to share their top tips for storing bathroom essentials, and they had some valuable insight to share. 

Spiritual Meaning of Planting an Olive Tree - balconygardenweb.com - region Mediterranean
balconygardenweb.com
29.12.2023

Spiritual Meaning of Planting an Olive Tree

Planting an olive tree goes beyond the act of nurturing a green companion in your garden. For many, it holds profound spiritual significance that travels beyond cultures and traditions. In this article, you’ll explore the spiritual meaning of an olive tree.

6 Go-To Rental Hacks Pros Always Recommend Using - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
26.12.2023

6 Go-To Rental Hacks Pros Always Recommend Using

If you've ever wondered how professional interior designers tackle rental homes—whether designing their own space or working on a client project—we're here to provide you with the inside scoop.

Does a Spot of Mold Spoil the Whole Block of Cheese? - bhg.com
bhg.com
24.12.2023

Does a Spot of Mold Spoil the Whole Block of Cheese?

Whether you’re preparing a charcuterie board soon or just like to have a few blocks around for snacking, chances are you’ve got cheese in your fridge. And if you’re a seasoned cheese lover like we are, you’ve probably run into some mold—it’s nearly inevitable when it comes to dairy.

Hog Peanut vs. Poison Ivy: All the Differences - balconygardenweb.com - Usa
balconygardenweb.com
19.12.2023

Hog Peanut vs. Poison Ivy: All the Differences

Hog peanut and poison ivy are two common plants across the United States, each with distinctly different characteristics and impacts on the local ecosystem.

Gardens to visit in South Wales - gardenersworld.com - Britain
gardenersworld.com
18.12.2023

Gardens to visit in South Wales

Pembrokeshire has more than 180 miles of vast, unspoiled coastline, where beaches embrace rugged cliffs, largely untouched by modern life. This region beckons families and solo travellers alike, offering a tranquil getaway.

Gardens to visit in France - gardenersworld.com - Britain - France
gardenersworld.com
18.12.2023

Gardens to visit in France

It won’t be a surprise if I say the many garden visits were the highlight of my trip last April to the Côte d’Azur. All were enjoyable and fascinating, but one stood out for me. In Le Jardin Serre de la Madone, Menton, I discovered a terraced garden carved into old farming land by Lawrence Johnston in the 1920s. Already the heir to Hidcote Manor in the Cotswolds, shortly before commencing his masterpiece Johnston had been so seriously injured in WW1 he’d been left for dead.

GW holiday: Discover the gardens of Yorkshire - gardenersworld.com
gardenersworld.com
14.12.2023

GW holiday: Discover the gardens of Yorkshire

This exclusive new tour, in the company of David Hurrion, takes you to a selection of wonderful Yorkshire gardens of various styles and sizes, some accompanied by spectacular buildings such as Castle Howard, Littlethorpe Manor and the magnificent ruins of Fountains Abbey.

Yellow Thread Rohdea Is a Rare Perennial Jewel for Shady Nooks and Crannies - finegardening.com - China - Germany - Japan - state California
finegardening.com
08.12.2023

Yellow Thread Rohdea Is a Rare Perennial Jewel for Shady Nooks and Crannies

While some may be familiar with Japanese sacred lily (Rohdea japonica, Zones 6–10), Rohdea pachynema is an uncommon species that is indeed a Rohdea less traveled. Found only in the Chinese provinces of Yunnan and Sichuan, it is an intriguing member of the Asparagaceae family that is slowly becoming more available to gardeners. It was formerly known as Campylandra sinensis or C. pachynema, but recent DNA work has moved it into the genus Rohdea, whose name commemorates German botanist Michael Rohde. We can find no documented common name for this species, so we have dubbed it “yellow thread rohdea” since pachynema means “thick thread” (referring to the colored central stripe on the leaves). 

Why You Shouldn't Forget to Decorate Your Hallway, Designers Say - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
03.12.2023

Why You Shouldn't Forget to Decorate Your Hallway, Designers Say

There are several spots around your home that generally get left out, or at the very least deprioritized, when it comes to designing—and one such area is the hallway.

5 incredible Canada nature destinations to visit - growingfamily.co.uk - Usa - Canada
growingfamily.co.uk
01.12.2023

5 incredible Canada nature destinations to visit

You’ve probably heard that Canada is one of the best places to live when it comes to quality of life and standard of living. However, did you know that it’s also a fantastic tourist attraction?

Discover Recluttering and Embrace Your Sentimental Side - thespruce.com - New York
thespruce.com
29.11.2023

Discover Recluttering and Embrace Your Sentimental Side

This holiday season, you might have the urge to get rid of everything you’ve ever owned. Clutter is the enemy, you might think, and having anything around that doesn’t work for a specific purpose is just in the way.

How to Know If It’s Time to Take a Break from Your House Search - bhg.com
bhg.com
26.11.2023

How to Know If It’s Time to Take a Break from Your House Search

If you’ve spent months bidding on homes or searching for the perfect property, chances are you’re wondering whether now is the time to buy. 

4 Tips on Making a House Into a Home From HGTV’s Jenny Marrs - thespruce.com - state Arkansas
thespruce.com
16.11.2023

4 Tips on Making a House Into a Home From HGTV’s Jenny Marrs

As a co-star of HGTV's Fixer to Fabulous, Jenny Marrs knows a thing or two about taking a house and making it into a home.

What Does It Mean When a Cricket Lands on You? - balconygardenweb.com
balconygardenweb.com
12.11.2023

What Does It Mean When a Cricket Lands on You?

Have you ever thought What Does It Mean When a Cricket Lands on You? Some say they bring a message of a change that is about to come in life, and others believe they bring good luck. Scroll down and learn fascinating beliefs and tales connected to these small, chirpy insects.

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