Weve shipped millions of items worldwide for our 1+ million artists. Each purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. There are 1 product, 1 number of products, 1 page list, 1 tag, 1 available product, 1 available medium, 1 available shape, and 1 canonical tag. The date and time of expiration is 11/11/2024 11:59:59 PM. … Read more
As a tomato gardener, few things are more aggravating than walking out to your garden and finding holes chewed in your tomato leaves and fruits. The likely culprits? Slugs and snails These sneaky mollusks can do serious damage to tomato plants if left unchecked. Read on to learn more about the tomato-slug battle and how … Read more
Cherries are a good addition to deserts because they’re sweet and juicy. They can also be used in a variety of products such as jams, juices, tarts, and more. There are different varieties of cherries available around the world, among them the Surinam cherry. Surinam cherries (Eugenia uniflora) are native to South America, from Guyana … Read more
There are flying ants in the pool again? Flying ants can make your family’s time at the pool unpleasant. They will not think twice about biting you because they like the water in your pool and the way the light bounces off of it. But what can you do about them?. There you have it! … Read more
Cucumbers are one of the most prolific crops for home gardeners, These vine plants produce an abundance of fruit over their growing season It’s easy to end up with more cucumbers than you know what to do with! Luckily, there are many delicious ways to use up fresh cucumbers Here are some ideas Eat Cucumbers … Read more
Our native foxgloves are instantly recognizable by their spires of purple bells that bloom in woodland clearings and cottage gardens. They are romantic and iconic. Better yet, new hybrids and species have come out, giving these easy-to-grow biennials and perennials even more colors, shapes, and sizes to choose from. As a gardener have you ever … Read more
The first thing you need to do if you want to grow garlic at home is find the right type of garlic for your area. Both hardneck and softneck garlic grow best in certain climates. Let’s talk more about how these two types of garlic are different. Lonely Pines Farm may earn a commission for … Read more
When it comes to delicious, juicy, summery fruits, raspberries and strawberries top the list for many But how do these fruity favorites compare when looking closely at their size and anatomy? Let’s explore the intriguing distinctions. Raspberry Construction: Many Mini Fruits Though considered a single fruit, botanically speaking, each raspberry is actually an aggregation of … Read more
The ornamental sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus), which is brightly colored and smells nice, is a favorite plant for casual cottage gardens and is easy to grow. Native to the Mediterranean, these plants do best in full sun and moist, rich, slightly alkaline soil during the growing season. For flowering, bone or blood meal amendments are … Read more
Pea sprouts are $5 at the local grocery store. Such a tiny bunch. Barely enough for one salad. Since I’m not paying that exorbitant price I learned to sprout. It was so easy and cheap to sprout peas and beans in a jar. Oh, I’m so glad I did it! What makes you think of … Read more