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Homestead Stories: The Many Shades of Sunflowers
I had just transplanted my sunflower seedlings when a friendly neighbor popped over. โDonโt forget to stake them up,โ she suggested — always full of useful advice. โAnd place plastic forks all around them. Squirrels will dig up seedlings in search of the seed.โ โNasty squirrels,โ I grumbled. She was right about them. I use…
Foraging for Mulberries
The first time I met a mulberry, it was a confusing introduction. At the time, I considered my general plant knowledge to be better than average, but somehow, this unfamiliar tree didnโt make sense. It was a beautifully shaped, open grown tree with scalloped alternate leaves that I couldnโt identify offhand (because mulberry trees come…
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…