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Lifehack your way to a green thumb; shortcuts, money savers and clever growing tricks to achieve a perfect garden.
Winter Wonderland: Seven Plants to Grow in Winter
Plants require a lot of care to reach their full potential at the best of times, and this is doubly true in the winter. But while some plants are delicate and thrive in the warmth, other plants are hardy and flourish in the cold. Although it is challenging, flowering plants are a great way to brighten any garden during the cold, winter months.
In-depth Guide on DIY Self Watering Planters
Have you ever heard about self-watering plants? They have been making a lot of waves and working against the typical planters! Self-watering planters are perfect for homeowners who often have to travel for a few days or have a habit of forgetting to water their plants.
Michelle ReesePublished 2 days ago in LifehackHappy Garden: 5 Tools you Must-Have in your Garden.
Are you a garden-love person like me? Enjoying planting and are delighted to use your own plants for your food recipes.
Kevin FantinattiPublished 7 days ago in Lifehack
How to Avoid Cross-Pollination With Genetically Modified Crops?
You could be in big trouble. The big seed companies and their genetically modified seeds and crops have been in the news a lot lately. These companies create versions of plants of all kinds. And hold the patent on their creations. If your neighbor has genetically modified plants in his or her garden and those plants are pollinated by yours, you and/or your neighbor could be in big trouble.
Poor Beasty!
I was shopping at a local grocery store when out of the corner of my eye I spied a friendly little plant I dubbed, "Beasty." From the moment I saw the bountiful Venus flytrap, I knew we were meant to be. Despite the plant being genderless and therefore "perfect" (pertaining to both genders as Venus flytraps have both male (stamens) and female parts (carpels)), I generally refer to my dear plant as "him."
E.L. MartinPublished 10 days ago in Lifehack
Growing Your Own Greens
There's nothing fresher and tastier than going straight from the garden to the plate Growing your own greens can cover a lot of ground. There are, after all, plenty of greens to consider. We all know that eating greens is good for us, so what better way than to grow your own greens? There's nothing fresher and tastier than going straight from the garden to the plate.
Living with nature in a Magical Woodland Garden
A woodland walk is a relaxing thing, you probably already know the path it's become familiar, you already know the scene; the collection of trees changing with the seasons, every walk provides different interests and discoveries.
Pamella RichardsPublished 25 days ago in LifehackLiving with nature in a Magical Woodland Garden
A woodland walk is a relaxing thing, you probably already know the path it's become familiar, you already know the scene; the collection of trees changing with the seasons, every walk provides different interests and discoveries.
Pamella RichardsPublished 25 days ago in Lifehack
The Gardyn
Well, here we are, three months after my Gardyn purchase. Is it still worth the 800.00, that I paid for this beautiful indoor unit?
Rowen QuinnPublished 28 days ago in Lifehack
Winter Wonderland: Seven Plants to Grow in Winter
Plants require a lot of care to reach their full potential at the best of times, and this is doubly true in the winter. But while some plants are delicate and thrive in the warmth, other plants are hardy and flourish in the cold. Although it is challenging, flowering plants are a great way to brighten any garden during the cold, winter months.
Growing Attractive Flowers and Plants that You Can Also Eat
Are you a gardening enthusiast with a green thumb but limited space to plant and grow food? Would you like to be able to grow attractive-looking plants that are not just pretty, but also edible?
Justiss GoodePublished about a month ago in Lifehack
How Often To Water Your Lawn In The Summer?
Water isn’t the life for humans only but it is for all kinds of life forms on the planet. Therefore, the water is extremely important for plants as well. The grass is an amazing addition to the lawn and it wouldn’t be wrong to say that the grass plays an important role in keeping your front yard beautiful. The grass looks amazing but it has to be taken care of consistently. Otherwise, it would dry up or rot away based on your watering techniques. That’s right it requires a very calculated amount of water based on the season. Usually, sprinkler system contractors are hired to install an efficient system, but if the targeted area is extremely small a personal effort would suffice. Below you can a precise guide for watering the plants and it’ll help you take care of your grass in a better way.
John CamonPublished about a month ago in Lifehack
