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Companion Planting in Your Veggie Garden
It's the first week of April, and here in zone 7a that means that it is time to start getting serious about the garden plot and decide what plants are going where. It is entirely possible that along your travels you have heard of the term “companion planting”. Though it is a term many of us have heard, and its probable that you have seen posts floating around on Pinterest or Instagram that talk about it, but do you know what it is?
Kristen AbramPublished 3 days ago in Lifehack
4 Common Swimming Pool Plumbing Problems
On a sunny day, nothing beats diving into the pool. Pools, however, have their drawbacks. Correcting a chemical imbalance or repairing a pool pump are examples of these drawbacks. But sometimes it is a simple DIY fix. Sometimes it's a big issue, such as a leak or crumbling plaster, that needs the assistance of a specialist.Pool plumbing leaks are one aspect of pool care that many pool owners are concerned about, but PVC plumbing repairs and the installation of new or replacement equipment into the plumbing pipes are simple.Plumbing issues in your pool might be tough to identify. However, it is critical to address them immediately, as delaying to deal with the plumbing issues might result in costly repairs in the future. It that happens it might be a good time to call the experts.
BoydOBenjaminPublished 4 days ago in Lifehack
6 Best Garden Maintenance Tips for Summer
Being prepared for the summer season means more than stocking up on sunscreen and bug spray; it also means making sure your home garden stays in tip-top shape through the hot months as summer poses its own unique set of maintenance challenges. It’s important to understand that while this is a great time to plant, weed, and harvest your garden, it’s also necessary to understand how your plants will react to summer heat. Start planning your garden maintenance using garden maintenance tips to ensure that you have a healthy, productive, and attractive garden all summer long.
Small Box GardenPublished 20 days ago in Lifehack
The Building of a Fairy Garden
While on the road, I enjoy painting during free time. Because all that is needed is a rock, paint and a brush it is an excellent activity to pass the hours as we relax at our campsite. The process is simple, and anyone can accomplish this simple craft project. Numerous examples are available on Pinterest to get started and over time with practice, small personal touches will evolved. What I enjoy most is that since rocks are used as the base, there is limited expense and if a mistake occurs it is corrected with a little scrubbing.
Brenda MahlerPublished 20 days ago in Lifehack
Why I'm a Sucker for Succulents
Those who follow my social media know I post endless pictures of my garden—and many of those snaps are of my succulent plants. The colors are infinitely mesmerizing, and their shapes are sometimes more so.
Catherine KenwellPublished 23 days ago in Lifehack
Mint Farming (Pudina) in India - Planting to Harvest Process
Mint is scientifically known as “Mentha” and popularly called the “Pudina” in India, and it belongs to the “Labiates” family. It is an aromatic perennial and energising herb that can add flavouring to various dishes. Mint is used in cooking as a flavouring agent and is also used for toothpaste and flavouring mouthwashes. Mint plants are an easy-to-grow and core part of any herb garden, ranging from well-known types such as peppermint and spearmint to features such as Chocolate Mint, Pineapple Mint, or Apple Mint.
How to Grow Grapes in India - Step-by-Step Guidelines
Wine grapes and dessert grapes are not difficult to grow in the home garden because they thrive well in wide areas. Grapes are divided into two categories: European grapes and American grapes. European grapes are less hardy, and they can survive without damage where winter temperatures drop to 10°F (-12°C). On the other hand, American grapes are most hardy; you can grow them in regions where winter temperatures fall to 0°F (-18°C). European grapes are favourable for a long and warm growing season–at least 170 frost-free days.
Tractor GuruPublished 25 days ago in Lifehack
Commercial Olive Farming in India - Detailed Information Guide
The olive is an evergreen shrub or tree native to the areas of the Mediterranean, Africa and Asia continent. But still, India has little to do with olive cultivation. Most of the olive or olive oil was imported. The Mediterranean plant finally landed in the state of Rajasthan in 2007. Olives are one of the oldest fruits grown around the world for centuries. Olives are cultivated exclusively for oil. Around 90% of the oil is extracted from the olive fruit. Olive oil is edible and has medicinal /therapeutic properties.
Garden Maintenance Tips For Beginners
Maintaining one beautiful garden may seem like a one really funny and interesting time to spend. Don't get me wrong! It actually is! The thing is, you need so many specific tools, probably hours of your time and of course a bunch of skills and knowledge because nobody wants to kill his plants, right?
Peter KanePublished about a month ago in Lifehack
Florist Style Supermarket Flowers
It’s that time of year when everything starts to get a little bit lighter and a little bit brighter. We bring cut daffodils and tulips into the house and they completely lift the home out of its winter slump and give it a fresher look for spring.
Charlotte FayPublished about a month ago in LifehackBenefits of a Garden Makeover Sydney This Autumn
Garden makeover and landscaping is an art that can completely refresh the look and feel of your outdoor space. It also adds value to a property.
Maria WilliamsPublished about a month ago in Lifehack
Plants Will Keep Your Home Pollution Free
The bedroom is the place where we get rid of the tiredness of the day. But if you do not sleep in spite of having soft soft bed, velvet curtains, moderate lighting as well as the bedroom's favorite furnishings and furniture, then understand that the indoor air of the house is not pure.
Subhash KumarPublished about a month ago in Lifehack
