But I digress, so establishing pineapples as fruits to grow in containers isn’t difficult. You just cut the crown off of a pineapple. Then soak it in water for a day or two. Then you’ll plant it in a gallon sized container and place in the sun. With a little time and care, yo...
I knew about the feeding of sugar water to bees in times of need but forgot to mention it in the post, so thank you for adding that in. We have left out sugar water in our backyard in the middle of the summer for them to hydrate and feed at the same time as when you live in ...
Customize the colors and let your kids’ creativity run wild. This playdough recipe is not only fun to make but also provides endless hours of hands-on play. Keep it in airtight containers or ziplock bags, lasting up to three months. Whether you want to engage your little ones in sensory...
Clean glass jars look appealing filled with dry goods. I prefer them to plastic containers as their individual sizes mean I always have the right storage capacity available. Using larger jars allows you to buy your food staples in bulk, which is economical and reduces continuous throw away small...
Everything will take different times, but to give you an idea of what to expect, blueberries will take approximately 30 hours – up to 40 hours to completely dry. Because blueberries (and other berries like them) have a protective skin on them, each berry must be punctured. If you don’...
On the other hand, whole foods such as berries, nuts, or seeds can be enjoyed in larger quantities, often around one cup for fruits like blueberries or a small handful of nuts. The key is to balance the intake of these foods with the rest of your diet, ensuring that you are getting ...
Spring and summer are the perfect time, so plant a few of these superfoods you can grow in your garden, and don’t worry - they’re a cinch to care for! Table of contents: Cilantro Parsley Stevia Peppermint Blueberries Tomatoes Peppers ...
Cooked in a pan or traveling with the ingredients to cook it at your destination. Fresh vegetables. Potatoes, yams, broccoli, green beans, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, beets, radishes, carrots, squash, greens. Fresh fruit. Apples, pears, pineapple, lemons, limes, cranberries, blueberries, stra...
Can dogs eat blueberries? Yes,dogs can eat blueberries. Blueberries are low in calories, but abundant in antioxidants. Blueberries have similar benefits for both dogs and humans: They reduce DNA damage, lower blood pressure and prevent heat disease. ...
2.) A Pint of Blueberries Photo by Bartłomiej Jacak on Unsplash 3.) A Gallon Of Gas Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash The last time I pulled into Wawa to fill up my tank, gas was $3.28 a gallon. Better than when it was pushing $5 this time last year, right?