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Today's Featured PostProtect Ripening Fruit with Newspaper
By 15mhhm15
In our yard, we have been experiencing more wild animals lately (i.e.: birds, rats, rabbits, etc.) especially since our yard is near a canyon. These animals are eating our fruit! It is quite frustrating watering these fruit trees, watching the fruit grow, and then finding them eaten/ruined.
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By Donna
This year we had a real bumper crop of extra radishes and so I researched to find out other ways to use them rather then just adding them to salads. By quartering and roasting them with a little olive oil, salt, pepper and your favorite herbs, they are a tasty, mild (roasting removes all the heat of the radish) plus a little crunchy, and moist. They were a surprise even to me, but enjoyed by all!
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By Benetta
The sixth sign of the zodiac is Virgo. Persons born under this sign, between August 23 to September 22, are know for their attention to detail. If this is your sign, enjoy relaxing with this coloring page.
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By lalala...
As our kids have gotten old we have needed to find new ways to communicate with them to avoid the arguments that can become common with teenagers. Our family counselor suggested that we have a message board in the house and write down things we wanted them to do, no more than 3 things at a time.
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Recycling Plastic Planters as Hypertufa Molds
Hypertufa planters are easy to make and by using old planters as molds, makes them inexpensive to make. Check out how by watching this short video.
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By R Barbara
One of my favorite perennials is the Phygelius, commonly known as the cape fuchsia. I include them in my garden because they attract hummingbirds, bees, and other pollinators. They are a dependable bearer of lovely, warm hued flowers from spring, thoughout the summer, and into fall.
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