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How to Get Kids Interested in Gardening
Gardening is a great way to get kids outdoors, learn about nature, and have some fun. But how do you get kids interested in gardening in the first place? Here are a few tips:
Make it fun and engaging. Gardening should be enjoyable for kids, so make sure to choose activities that they will find interesting. This could include planting seeds, watering plants, harvesting vegetables, or even just playing in the dirt.
Get them involved in the planning process. Let kids help you choose what to plant, where to plant it, and how to care for the plants. This will give them a sense of ownership and make them more likely to be interested in the project.
I hope you find this blog post helpful!
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Setting Up Your Greenhouse in 10 Easy Steps
Uncover the secrets to setting up a thriving greenhouse oasis in just 10 easy steps.
From choosing the perfect location to mastering temperature control, this guide will empower you to create your own botanical haven.
Get your hands dirty as you rekindle your gardening prowess and watch your plants flourish!
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5 Things You Should Do for Your Garden in Spring
Spring is the perfect time to give your garden the care it needs after the winter months. From pruning to fertilizing, there are several things you can do to prepare your garden for a vibrant, growing season. In this blog, we’ll share five essential tasks to get your garden ready for spring.
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Does Coffee Kill Plants? The Truth About Using Coffee as a Soil Amendment and Fertilizer
Find out whether coffee is harmful to plants and learn about the benefits and drawbacks of using coffee grounds as a soil amendment or fertilizer. Discover other natural fertilizers to help your plants thrive.
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Why You Should Consider Keeping a Houseplant [+ a Few Reasons Why You Shouldn’t]
Plants make a home look and feel alive. And according to some research, they might even make indoor air healthier to breathe and improve your mood. If you’re on the fence about keeping a houseplant, here are four benefits that just might convince you. (Plus, a few reasons why you might want to avoid them.)
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Starting Your First Garden? Follow 6 No-Fail Tips to Create Your Own Oasis
Some people love to garden. Others wish a garden would just spring up and give them a beautiful place to unwind. Either way, you can easily grow a beautiful garden without breaking your back, or pocket. Here’s how.
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7 Common Reasons Your Houseplants are Struggling
Houseplants brighten up a home, purify the air, and boost your mood. But sometimes, despite our best efforts, our beloved plants struggle to grow or even die. There are a few common reasons why this may happen. Let’s take a closer look at each of the reasons why your houseplants may be struggling:
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10 Awesome Plants that Naturally Repel Harmful Insects
Several plants have shown effectiveness in repelling insects. This is likely because these plants produce compounds that are toxic to insects or make it difficult for them to feed. If you’re looking for a natural way to keep pests at bay, consider planting some insect-repelling plants in your home and garden.
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The Best Plants to Improve Indoor Air Quality [Infographic]
A key part of healthy living is the air you breathe — whether that’s indoors or outdoors. While there isn’t much you can do about the pollution in your city or neighborhood, you can take control over the air in your own home. This infographic shows the best plant choices to keep in your home for cleaner indoor air.
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15 Indoor Plants that Help You Get a Good Night’s Sleep [Infographic]
Sleep is an essential part of our well-being. The process is vital to both our physical and mental health: studies have shown that people who experience sleep insufficiency are at a greater risk of developing several diseases, including hypertension, diabetes and depression. This infographic outlines the 15 best indoor plants for sleep—like lavender, which lowers the heart rate and relaxes the mind.
