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Rain Gutter Garden Ideas to Make the Most of Any Space
Rain gutter gardens are a creative way to make use of vertical space outdoors. If you have pieces of old rain gutter lying around, it's a great way to recycle them. Gutter Garden Basics The concept is simple: the rain gutters function as a long, shallow pot. Thus they're only suitable for plants that don't need a lot of growing space. They are conducive to long, narrow spaces.
Chives Facts & Tips to Grow Your Own
What are chives? They're a member of the allium family, making them a relative of garlic and onions, and their light, fresh, oniony flavor is proof of their place in that pungent, flavorful family. Aside from being delicious, they're also pretty, attractive to pollinators, and very easy to grow. Where to Plant Chives Grow chives in full sun in average to rich, well-drained soil. While they are fairly adaptable to a range of conditions, chives grow best in evenly moist, slightly alkaline soil.
Can Dogs Eat Cranberries? Breakdown of Safe Amounts
A staple dish on most holiday dinner tables, cranberries might appear to be a nice treat to share with your pet. The good news is, these tart little berries are safe for dogs and can offer a plethora of nutritional benefits, from disease prevention to urinary tract health. However, too many might actually be harmful. Discover how to safely add cranberries to your dog's diet.
Vinegar, Orange Oil, Dish Soap Weed Killer - Alternative to Glyphosate (Roundup)
EZ Diet Note: Most vinegar at the grocery store will be diluted to 5% acidity. I’m not sure where you find 10% to 18% acidity. Adding lemon juice can increase the acidity if you can only find 5% from the grocery store. The article below says Lowe’s stocks 18% vinegar. Probably better stocked garden centers will too, along with the orange oil. Some dish soaps will have chemicals, Dr. Bronner’s Oil Soaps as seen in the video below may be the safer option.
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