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If you are looking for a plant for your garden that will spread like wildfire, have an ocean of brightly-colored blossoms, and be tasty, there is only one that will fit in: Nasturtiums! Nasturtium is an easy-to-grow annual whose…
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Growing miniature eco systems, known as string gardens, is the latest trend in gardening and home decoration. It’s similar to Japanese Kokedama, which means moss ball, a style of Japanese bonsai that takes presentational aesthetics…
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Native to tropical South America, it was first discovered in Bolivia in 1801 and named Eurgale amazonica.
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Find your birthday and its corresponding tree. Then, see the meaning behind it below. Do you recognize yourself? APPLE TREE (the Love) (23.12 – 01.01 and 25.06 – 04.07)(12/23 - 01/01 and 06/25 - 07/04) Of slight build, lots of…
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There are many reasons to grow plants indoors - they clean the air, soften and infuse our decor with nature, and reduce the amount of stress we feel. There are a stunning array of leaf colors and textures to brighten spirits even on the…
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Toxic plants can be a hazard to children and pets, as well as to elderly persons with dementia. Whereas it is advisable to keep all plants out of the reach of those who might crush, eat, or taste them, it is not always possible to prevent…
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Whether it’s old or new, your home could be harboring unhealthy (and invisible) toxins. These chemical compounds are found in emissions from paint, plastics, carpet, cleaning solutions, and numerous building materials. Three major…
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Despite your care, some of your plants and flowers still don't grow as they should or fulfill your expectations. There are several reasons for that, but one of them might be related to the characteristic features of people born under…
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Flowers speak a lot about people personality. Decide which of these flowers you like most and read about its meaning according to your personality in the table below. 1. ROSE Travel and adventure are a way of life for…
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People aren’t the only living creatures that love to dance. Believe it or not, there is a plant that also enjoys grooving to the beat. Meet the Dancing Plant. Codariocalyx motorius (or Desmodium gyrans), also known as the Telegraph…
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