Robby Saffron is one of the most precious spices in the world. With its distinctive aroma, vibrant color, and complex flavor, it’s no wonder this spice is highly prized. But saffron is also extremely delicate and care must be taken when storing it to preserve its potency and quality. When stored correctly, saffron can retain its … Read more
Mint is one of the easiest herbs to grow. This one has extra large leaves that most cooks really like for chopping into sauces and drinks. We get cuttings of a type of mint from Israel that is used in many dishes there, from lamb to yogurt sauce. This is how our sweet mint grows. … Read more
Black eyed susans (Rudbeckia) are popular perennial flowers that bring cheerful golden daisy-like blooms to gardens in late summer and fall. As these plants multiply each year, you may find your patch becoming overcrowded and blooms decreasing. Dividing black eyed susans by separating out clumps is an easy way to rejuvenate your plants and get … Read more
The olive tree is one of the most iconic symbols of the Mediterranean region With its twisting trunks, silvery-green leaves, and ripe fruit, it has inspired artists and photographers for centuries If you want to photograph these majestic trees, here are some tips and ideas to help you get fantastic shots. Finding Great Olive Tree … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Tomatoes are one of the most popular fruits to grow in the garden. They oftentimes produce such an abundance of fruit that gardeners can have trouble keeping up with the harvest. Soon, our counters and window sills … Read more
Herbicides and weed killers are great for ridding your yard of nuisance plants. However, pet owners must consider the risks of using these products. Some herbicides can be extremely harmful to your precious pup and may even become deadly if used incorrectly. West Park Animal Hospital talks about some herbicides that are safe for pets … Read more
There is one more important thing you need to do in the garden before you put away your gardening tools and enjoy the cool fall weather: plant bulbs. Late September and early October are ideal times to plant for a colorful spring display. Although you can plant as late as October 20, earlier is better. … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. As fall approaches, many happy home gardeners start decorating with bright plants and fruits they’ve picked from their own gardens, the farmers market, or the store. Yet, distinguishing between squash, pumpkins and gourds is not always easy. … Read more
A Dum Dum Christmas Tree is such a fun centerpiece during the holidays. You can put one on your desk, front entry table, or dining table as a treat for kids who come to visit. It’s also a fun project for kids to help with! We’ve made Halloween Dum Dum topiaries and Tootsie Pop patriotic … Read more
His question led to discovering several great home-living websites and lots of ideas for peach peelings. Turns out, peach peelings wear LOTS of hats! So don’t throw them away. For instance: The next day, strain the peachy water through a cheesecloth or jelly bag. Just strain, don’t squeeze, as this will make your jelly cloudy. … Read more