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April 7, 2022September 27, 2023Mother's Day Gift Guide 2022

Leather Honey Care Kit Mother’s Day 2022

We all love to keep our leather products in good condition so they will last longer. To do that, we need to clean and condition them on a regular basis. Leather Honey helps you do …

April 7, 2022February 1, 2025Travel

How to Travel More and Explore the World

Once you’ve caught the travel bug, it can be hard to sit at home because nothing compares. Traveling can seem like an impossible task, but with the right strategies and tools, it can be possible …

April 7, 2022September 27, 2023Earth Day eco friendly

Dropps Cruelty Free Laundry and Dishwashing Earth Day 2022

One drop in the laundry keeps whites white and colors bright. Dropps laundry pods provide gentle cleaning while getting rid of dirt and smells. Their pods are gentle enough for sensitive skin including babies. They …

April 7, 2022September 27, 2023Earth Day eco friendly

Plants Not Plastic with Repurpose Earth Day 2022

Earth Day is April 22 and I’m going to share a company that I feel really and truly does its part to help save our planet with environmentally friendly products. Today’s company has found a …

April 6, 2022September 27, 2023Mother's Day Gift Guide 2022

Fresh Squeezed Broken Top Gift Sets for Mother’s Day 2022

I’ve been using scent therapy to help me manage my pain since my failed back surgery. Over the years I’ve bought many candles. I prefer soy candles because they don’t leave smut on my curtains …

April 6, 2022October 23, 2023Mother's Day Gift Guide 2022 Tea

Tea Time Mother’s Day 2022

I can’t think of anything better than a rainy day and a cup of Mark T. Wendell loose leaf tea. I’m a daily tea drinker. This habit started around the time I turned 18. I …

April 6, 2022September 27, 2023Fitness

Easy Tips on How to Balance Your Fitness Goals With a Busy Schedule

Many of us have to juggle our careers (and side hustles), family life and social obligations every day. While it’s great to have a full schedule, it leaves no time for you to dedicate to …

April 6, 2022September 27, 2023Home Improvements Home Restorations

Why Roofing Contractors Replace Shingles With A Tile Roof?

Roofs are available in different materials, and different states prefer different roofs. A roof with good material can make your house interior safe and secure. However, if the roof is made of low-quality material, it …

April 6, 2022February 1, 2025Allergies

Reasons Why Your Allergies May Be Worse Indoors

Every year, over 50 million Americans endure different allergies. A significant number usually have no idea about the cause of their discomfort. Surprisingly, some people experience these allergies only when they are indoors. Logically, this …

If you want to make your garden more sustainable, there are plenty of options available for you, but the best thing you can do is to start very simply. Let's show you some ways to create a sustainable garden. Find Creative Ways To Reuse Resources There are many options for you, including water containers that you can use to filter freshwater. But you can also go one step further and install a water pump. While there are many water pump problems and solutions out there, the fact is that if you are looking to start sustainably, what better way to do it than with the liquid that comes out of the sky? Harvesting as much rainwater as you can is a great way to give back to the soil as it can maximize the moisture for healthy plant growth and reduces your reliance on local water supplies. Avoiding Chemicals If you want to design a sustainable garden, you have to commit to never using chemicals. Chemicals create a lot of damage and have negative consequences, so if you are trying to minimize pests in the garden, there are plenty of organic alternatives. Creating a Zero-Waste Garden Anything that's organic and natural can decompose. In order to create a foundation of sustainability in your garden, it's important to remember that you don't need to throw everything in the garbage. One of the best ways for you to think about this is to consider what you would do if you didn't have a garbage disposal unit. As kitchen scraps and green garden waste can be reused outdoors, there are plenty of compost systems and Bokashi bins to suit every situation. And even if you do not have the room, you can contribute to someone else's compost pile. Building Healthy Soil It is so easy to do this, especially if you start collecting all of your grass clippings and dry leaves. Organic matter is going to improve the structure of the soil so you can grow healthier plants. In this respect, sustainability is so straightforward because everything is right there in your garden, you just need to collect it all and layer it over the soil. Saving Seeds Even if you need to buy seeds or plants to get yourself started on this journey you reduce your need to buy seeds every year by propagating new plants from species that grow well in your garden environment. Choosing the Right Plants While you may think that you can start to grow fruit now, it's important to remember that choosing locally adapted plants is better for your garden. Choosing perennials over annuals is a good idea and picking water-wise plants that are not as thirsty can help you grow a diverse ecosystem and give your garden a solid starting point. As sustainability is something we all need to consider, the best place to begin is at home. There are plenty of options available for you, and if you are lucky enough to have a garden, make the most of this.

April 5, 2022September 23, 2024Gardening

“Mulch” To Talk About! 6 Ways To Make Your Garden a Foundation of Sustainability

If you want to make your garden more sustainable, there are plenty of options available for you, but the best thing you can do is to start very simply. Let’s show you some ways to …

April 5, 2022September 27, 2023Travel

What You Should Do Before Your Travels Begin

Being prepared for your big traveling adventure is so important, especially as travel ramps up again in 2022. If you forget something and have to waste precious time and money when you could be exploring …