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Pests can be a real nuisance, disrupting the comfort and cleanliness of your home. While store-bought solutions might work, they often come with harsh chemicals that could harm your family, pets, or the environment. But here’s the good news: you … Read More...
It is nearly time for winter. While it means that the holiday season will be soon upon us, it also means a certain kind of dread that we feel around our house. Because there will be some unwanted guests in … Read More...
The change of seasons means a change in the temperatures outside and all of those pesky creatures are not exactly fond of the cooler weather. If you are noticing an increase in the insects and rodents in your home, you … Read More...
Let’s be honest, the worst part of gardening is running into those pesky little bugs that try eating all of your hard work. Some people don’t mind them, others get a little squeamish when they see a slug or a … Read More...
I’m so amazed by Sarah Whittle’s embroidery experiments. I am no fan of moths, their larvae, or their eggs. And yet Sarah’s elegant and whimsical pest portraits make them seem beautiful and almost…lovable. See more of Sarah’s latest work.
Imagine this: a typical suburban backyard filled with grass and a few shrubs. Now picture that same space transformed into a thriving homestead with vegetable gardens, chickens clucking happily in a coop, and a rainwater harvesting system in place. This … Read More...
Say goodbye to creepy crawlies in your home with this easy guide on How to Make Your Own Natural Spider Repellent! If you’re tired of using harsh chemicals or just want a more eco-friendly alternative, this simple DIY solution … Read More...
Wooden furniture has always been a popular choice for its timeless beauty and durability. However, it’s not uncommon to have old pieces of wood lying around, gathering dust in the corner of your garage or basement. Instead of letting … Read More...
Okay, let me start by saying succulents are about the only thing I can keep alive. I have never hidden the fact on this blog that I do not have a green thumb. Yes, I write about gardening, but … Read More...
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in upcycling and repurposing materials to reduce waste and create unique, eco-friendly products. One popular item for upcycling is wooden pallets, which are often discarded after being used for shipping or … Read More...
Embracing a homesteading lifestyle often involves a deep commitment to sustainability and self-sufficiency. One cornerstone of this lifestyle is composting – the art of turning organic waste into nutrient-rich soil for gardens and crops. You don’t need to be a … Read More...
DIY spirit? In this roundup, we’re going to explore 18 fantastic tiered plant stands that you can easily craft right in the comfort of your own home. Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or, like me, struggle to keep your … Read More...
Welcome to a garden revolution! In this carefully curated collection, we’re diving deep into the world of raised garden beds. These 18 magnificent creations are not just your typical garden plots; they’re a game-changer, offering a host of benefits for … Read More...
As a knitter, I know how hard it can be to find the perfect pattern for a baby boy. That’s why I was so excited when I found the Captain Lively Sweater on the Sirdar website. This sweater is not … Read More...
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Raised-garden-bed gardening is also known as container gardening. It’s very helpful for people with limited mobility, older people, people in wheelchairs, and even kids.
Raised garden beds can help in making gardening easier and more comfortable. Also, … Read More...
Campfire mugs, also known as enamel mugs, have been a staple in camping gear for years. Their non-breakable material and durability make them the perfect vessel for outdoor adventures. However, these iconic mugs are now making their way from the … Read More...
As a quilter, there’s nothing more frustrating than unfolding a quilt only to find it covered in creases and wrinkles. These creases can be difficult to remove, and they can even cause damage to your quilt over time. That’s why … Read More...
Organic cotton was first produced in the 1980s. However, it only gained the attention of the world a few years ago. In fact, well-known brands such as H&M and Marks & Spencer have pledged to switch from using conventional cotton … Read More...
Some flowers are harder to find embroidery patterns for than others. For some reason, the humble marigold is one of them. That is why I knew I had to bring it to you when I saw it.
Known as a … Read More...
What is a Raised Garden Bed? It is a large planting container that sits above the ground and is filled with soil.
So why are raised garden beds so popular? The Urban Farmer! Suddenly we are all faced with a … Read More...