Just like plants can’t grow without water, moms can’t function at home without proper rest and fuel. So how can we support our moms leading up to Mother’s Day?
Inspired by a gluten-free bread recipe on My 100-Year-Old Home, Kasey of Crafting in the Country and her daughter created this beautiful focaccia art using
Caretakers, especially moms, know the sense of urgency to provide a safe, happy, and healthy environment for the people they love. Today we explore how being exposed to nature indoors can make life less stressful – simply through our five senses.
Five new plants have arrived for spring including a fiery hot marigold, Tuscan kale, sweet yet zesty endive, catnip for your feline friends, and a speckled trout back lettuce. (Trust us, there’s nothing fishy about this prized romaine!)
Maneuvering through the highs and lows of making a major lifestyle change is challenging. With guidance from Seida Hood, licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), CEO, and Clinical Director of From the Heart Counseling, we explore practical tips to move forward into a thriving life.
Starting plants indoors hydroponically gives them a head start to the growing season and can allow them to grow larger and yield more than if started outside.Transplanting to outside soil is simple and we’ve got step-by-step instructions to help you through the process.