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12/13/2019

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11/07/2019

Me realizing it would’ve been a whole lot easier to take the large dog crate around the side of the house… Headed out to go get the eight beautiful hensAntoinette Parascando Bryant gifted Pollyanna Farms!

11/06/2019

Health benefits of dandelion include relief from liver disorders, diabetes, urinary disorders, acne, jaundice, and anemia. It also helps in maintaining bone health.

11/06/2019

Guide to Your Food Cravings

11/05/2019

Being realistic about the challenges ahead of you can help you overcome them quickly.

11/05/2019

Yes, you can ferment mustard. I’m not sure why it isn’t more of a thing. In the same way that Dr. Andrew Weil called vinegar pickles “dead pickles,” (fermented pickles being living pickles, of course), we can say that the normal store-brand mustard is “dead.” Tasty, sure. But from a …

11/02/2019

Vivipary is the phenomenon that involves seeds germinating prematurely while they are still inside or attached to the parent plant or fruit. It occurs more often than you might think.
What is vivipary? This Latin name literally means “live birth.” Really, it’s a fancy way of referring to seeds germinating prematurely when they are still inside or attached to their parent fruit. This phenomenon occurs frequently on ears of corn, tomatoes, peppers, pears, citrus fruits, and plants that grow in mangrove environments. You are most likely to encounter it in tomatoes or peppers that you’ve bought in the grocery store, especially if you’ve left the fruit sitting out on the counter for a while in hot weather. You might be surprised to cut it open and find tender white sprouts inside. In tomatoes, the sprouts appear as tiny white worm like things, but in peppers they’re often thick and sturdy. Thank you gardeningknowhow
(Not my image. Borrowed from Google)

10/31/2019

It seems there's a 'hack' for just about anything these days, and gardening is certainly no exception. These gardening hacks are the perfect solution to many of your gardening dilemmas.

10/22/2019

Replacing North American prairies with “amber fields of grain” and turf grass highlights insanity of agriculture Once the defining landscape of the continent, more than 99% North America’s prairieland been destroyed by agriculture. Native tall prairie grass has been replaced by Eurasian tall f...