25 Free Seed Catalogs to Request in January
If you’re planning to request a seed catalog in 2025, now is the time to do it. New seed catalogs get printed between ...
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Your 2025 Guide to the Best Vegetable Farms in Singapore for Families
Ready for a family adventure? Explore the best vegetable farms Singapore has to offer! Fresh produce and fun activities await ...
Garden Mastery: Plan your pest control tasks with IPM Seasonal Landscape Guide
Go to bit.ly/IPMSeasonalChecklist and select the region in which you are located. This will take you to a month-by-month ...
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Seeds to sow in January: 8 fabulous flowers and veggies to start now
The idea that there are seeds to sow in January might seem surprising – it’s the depths of winter, after all. But, as long as ...
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Space lettuce: NASA's plans to grow nutritious plants on Mars
NASA explores growing plants in space to ensure fresh, nutritious food for astronauts. Microgravity affects plant genetics ...
NHS GP says you're eating fruit and vegetables wrong but don't know it
An NHS GP, Dr. Karan Raj, has shared insights on how we may be consuming fruits and vegetables incorrectly. In a recent video ...
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24 Best Dairy-Free Recipes this Year
Each year, we collect the best dairy-free recipes from our new selection. It includes amazing dinners, desserts, and more!
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From mulching to bare-root planting, there are still vital gardening jobs to do in January – here's our top 8
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
These seeds can be sown in winter
Try starting hardy perennials and self-seeding annuals sometime during the winter through early spring. Other flower and ...
Gardening expert shares simple DIY hack that means you'll never have to buy pest spray again
Jo Lambell, author and houseplant expert shared a simple trick to keep pests away from your plants using these two simple ...
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How to care for nasturtiums, the fuss-free flower for every garden
Blooming in fiery colours over a long period, good for wildlife, useful companion plants, and edible, you can never have ...
A gardener’s guide to to growing food anywhere
With this in mind, Chamberlain has written RHS Grow Food Anywhere, in which she breaks down the environments found in gardens into seven zones, from sunny and sheltered to shady and dry, and the ...