Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a Silver Sixpence in your shoe. This rhyme originated in the Victorian times and is still practiced by some to this day.
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How to use stem cuttings to grow new plants for your home and garden.
If you want to garden for health, there are a few key plants that you will want to have as part of your medicinal garden.
Learn how to clean your hardwood floors naturally and effectively. Say goodbye to expensive and strong-smelling products!
An increasing number of parents these days are electing home schooling as a way of
Learn how to grow herbs indoors year-round with a windowsill herb garden. Enjoy fresh scents and flavors right at your fingertips.
When did entry doors and their accoutrements of hardware get so lavish, so secure-and become
You have probably heard a lot of terminology being floated around in your vegetable garden. Here are five popular ones that will look familiar to you and what they mean.
Rural living can be messy – and stressful for those who like their homes clean and tidy. Here are some proven ideas to keep your inner neat freak happy.
Discover the beauty of indoor flowers. From stunning orchids to vibrant begonias, explore the world of indoor flora.
Preserved in their purity without genetic modification, those natural bean seeds can be collected and used again. Anybody interested in starting an urban homestead would be wise to acquire a large supply of heirloom bean seeds.
Discover the importance of clothing care and how the right hangers can keep your wardrobe organized and wrinkle-free.
Here’s a list of the most important tools that you’ll need to begin your work at the garden.
Putting away the laundry has morphed into a battle of the wills. Once I realized how stressful and contentious the topic of drawer organizing had become, I decided to proactively set up for success.
Indoor plants not only serve decorative purposes, they are also useful in cleaning up your room environment. Following is a short synopsis of which indoor plants are hot this season.