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Tips for creating a green space in your entryway
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Creating green space for your entryway can add a beautiful and inviting touch to your lovely home. Below are some tips for creating a green space in your entryway: Choose the right plants: Select plants that can thrive in the lighting conditions of your entryway. If your entryway receives a lot of direct sunlight, choose plants that can tolerate high levels of light. If your entryway is in a darker area, select plants that can grow in low-light conditions, such as Bromeliad or Maidenhair Fern. Consider the size of your space: Make sure that the plants you choose are appropriate...
How To Garden In Planter Boxes
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Growing a garden in planter boxes isn’t hard. In fact, it makes gardening easier, enjoyable and much more productive. Since the plants receive the perfect soil and drainage and good care because of the ease of accessibility thanks to their raised height, you’ll have a thriving garden even if you didn’t have much luck with gardening so far.
Problems That Might Arise Growing Succulent Houseplants
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Succulents are one of the favorite houseplants since they are so easy to grow. They don’t need much attention or much watering and will virtually thrive on neglect, as long as you give them a corner where they can get their required level of sunlight. Despite the simple maintenance, these fleshy plants aren’t without their problems. Like other houseplants, succulents too, can sometimes fall prey to some common problems. If you’re wondering, “why is my succulent dying,” one of the problems in the following list will answer your concern. Common Succulent Houseplant Problems And Solutions Want to keep your succulents...
Cooking With Fresh Herbs
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Learn how to brighten up your dishes by cooking with fresh herbs. Knowing just when to add them in food can bring out aromas, flavor and color like never before.
Christmas Cactus
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The Christmas cactus is named after the Christmas season, but its origin is a mystery. Some believe it originated in Mexico, while others believe it originated in the tropical regions of Brazil and Colombia. The Christmas cactus is a member of the Schlumbergera family, which originated in the Andes of South America. These plants have small, waxy leaves and tiny red-colored flowers. When the flowers are in full bloom, they look like Christmas ornaments. The Christmas cactus is one of the easier types of cacti. It requires only minimal care, so they are recommended for beginner gardeners. They are relatively...
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