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Homestead Stories: Peonies
โItโs kind of like a May flower,โ my friend said thoughtfully. โItโs considered the birth flower for the month of May and represents the values of honor, romance, and beauty.โ โIt is beautiful,โ I agreed. โI love the pink and yellow peony in your front patch.โ โI divided a clump and potted one for you,โ…
Using Human Urine As Fertilizer
Fertilizer comes in many forms, depending on your gardening outlook. If you’re super conventional, it comes in a nasty smelling, chemically-derived, pellet-filled plastic bag emblazoned with the 3-figure NPK ratio of your choosing. What’s it made of? Where did it come from? How was it made? What does it do the soil in the long…
How To Cool Down A Room: 15 Easy Methods
Lately, summers have been getting hotter. Without some sort of home cooling mechanism, the scorching temperatures quickly become unbearable — and in some cases, deadly. The human body isnโt designed to withstand high heat for long periods. Without reprieve, high temperatures eventually lead to heat illness and heat stroke. Discomfort, dizziness, profuse sweating, and disorientation…