Are you looking for a last-minute Valentine’s gift? Gift Anthurium! These large tropical flowers are the perfect heart-shaped flower for Valentine’s Day. They are commonly called flamingo flowers and are native to North and South America. Continue reading
Make some of your own candles for Valentine’s Day using this easy recipe for olive oil candles. They’re quick and easy. You’ll be happy to put the effort into making them yourself and will have plenty of time to let the romance sparkle. Continue reading
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A flower made of miniature hearts? A timeless rose white small heat-shaped, white flowers, the Macartney Rose is a perfect living Valentine’s gift.
Macartney Rose
The large individual white flowers looks like single hearts put together. Each flower is made of small white hearts. Continue reading
After buying two massive jars of sliced olives from Costco, even an olive-fiend like me couldn’t possibly finish the can fast enough before the olives inside spoiled. I set out to find out if you can freeze olives to keep them fresh and the answer is yes. Continue reading
I found the rabbits even before my beagle did. Tracking animals can help you find them faster than even a canine nose can! The Magpie Forest is a unique and beautiful natural preserve in Pullman, Washington. We came here in search of rabbits. Continue reading
Covering your extra growing space with a groundcover can give the garden and the gardener many benefits. First, cover crops will block out sunlight and crowd bare soil preventing any invasive species or weeds from sprouting. The reduction in weeds also translates into less labor for the gardener and save a lot of time pulling out unwanted plants. Cover crops also help improve soil function. They help to build and stabilize the soil while also reducing water loss from evaporation. Depending on the types of plants you choose, they can also help to prevent pests and diseases from invading. Continue reading
Wheatgrass juice comes in a bright green shot and can be off-putting to try. It tastes fresh and grassy and once you’ve tried it, it begins to grow on you. There are some great health benefits to drinking Wheatgrass juice in addition to its charming color. Continue reading
This nourishing and conditioning hair balm with help restore life to limp and damaged hair. Make and rubs all over your hair, especially the ends. Wait a few hours, then rinse away. Here’s the recipe for an herb-y and nourishing homemade hair balm. Continue reading
The best tortilla soup I’ve ever had came from a little hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Ixtapa, Mexico called Mama Norma’s. I’ve been here plenty of times as a child and this soup holds a special place in my memory. Common restaurant tortilla soup is always a huge letdown. Since unfortunately, I can’t visit Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo every day, I made up this soup at home and I swear-it tastes exactly like the original. I use toasted Ancho chili peppers to give this hearty soup its deep, smoky flavor without being too spicy. Continue reading
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