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by Jennifer Poindexter Do you like to have fun with your food? Some people enjoy cooking with colorful foods because they find it to be creative and gorgeous. Other people like to cook with more colorful foods because of the different vitamins they contain. The more colors you consume in a day, the more variety in nutrients you’ll be consuming as well. Whether you desire to grow colorful foods for creative-cooking purposes or health purposes, you must know where to start. I’ve c

One of the most common questions that I get from beginner hydroponic gardeners is: Can you use tap water for hydroponics?​ It’s a good question!  When you’re just starting out, you want to get up and running quickly.  Your other options for water are all more complex than just using water straight out of the tap: Distilled (costly) Reverse Osmosis (costly, wastes water to produce) Filtered (requires extra gear) It’s no surprise that people want to use tap water for their hyd

Looking for something practical to do with all of those leaves covering your lawn? These tips on How to Use Fall Leaves for Mulch will show you all of the ways fallen leaves can be used to protect plants and landscape your yard. Fall has arrived, and as it makes its way through it no doubt sends thousands upon thousands of leaves twirling to the ground. If only there was something practical you could do with these leaves besides jump in them. Well the good news is, there is! Fall leaves make the

Gardening should be easy – toss some seeds out, water them, and in a month or so, harvest the fruits of your labor. In theory, it is that easy. More often than not, there are better gardening methods that you can implement to get the most out of your backyard garden. Instead of harvesting your vegetables just once, wouldn’t it be more awesome to harvest them continually over the summer? You can grow more food with succession planting than you can with just regular planting. Successio