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03/12/2021

Depending on where you live in the country, you ideally want to plant kale six to eight weeks before the first fall frost. When it’s time to harvest, you can tell that kale is ready when it’s about the size of your hand. Then, all you need to do is break out the kale recipes!

30/11/2021

Refresh your garden with kale, garlic, tulips and more!

24/11/2021

These low-light varieties won't want anything to do with your already crowded windowsill.

16/11/2021

How you choose to incorporate it into your diet can make all the difference.

But not all soy is healthy: Here's what you need to know to reap its benefits and not its pitfalls.

10/11/2021

With a little TLC, this winter plant will flower again and again.

With a little TLC, it'll bloom all holiday season long.

04/11/2021

Liven up your garden with kale, spinach and alliums this fall!

29/10/2021

If you want to add greenery in your space, go for these feline-friendly, non-toxic houseplants.

No need to worry if they nibble on a leaf or two.

21/10/2021

Grab a few toothpicks and water to enjoy this pretty houseplant.

All it takes is water and a couple toothpicks!

14/10/2021

8 Best Essential Oils for Headaches and How to Use Them. A little peppermint could halt your head pain. ☘☘☘

A little peppermint could halt your head pain.

04/10/2021

30 Eye-Catching Flowers to Elevate Your Fall Garden. Our favorite blooms for a dreamy outdoor space.

Our favorite blooms for a dreamy outdoor space.

28/09/2021

Whether you came to plant-parenthood throughout the stay-at-home year that was 2020, or you’re a seasoned plant-keeper, one worry is universal. You fret about what will happen to your plants when you go on holiday.

If the thought of leaving your houseplants home alone over the summer fills you with anxiety, we’re here to reassure you that it’s possible to come back to lush and healthy houseplants if you follow these steps.