This flower floods all the fields, but many ignore it: it has a very precious value
This flower has a very precious value but many people ignore it: have you recognized it? But above all, do you know what its beneficial […]
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Coffee and orchids: Cultivate flowering and improve growth
Orchids, with their exquisite beauty and wide diversity that includes over 25,000 species and more than 100,000 hybrids, have long held a special place in […]
This is how I learned to grow garlic at home.
Today it has become popular to grow herbs on the windowsill: someone grows parsley, someone thyme, someone basil. Usually you only grow what you will […]
Garlic, with this method you multiply it infinitely – gardeners do it
Here are some simple tips on how to always have fresh garlic on hand to flavor our dishes and beyond. Italian gastronomy is famous throughout […]
The hidden power of Plantago Major: the unpretentious wonder of nature
In a world full of exotic and trendy superfoods, it’s easy to overlook the humble treasures growing right beneath our feet. Plantago major, commonly called […]
A small glass on each plant and the results will be guaranteed: I have never had these results
With this technique, every plant in the house will be growing and blooming on me before I know it! All you need is a small […]
6 Useful Tips for Growing Zucchini Seedlings
Growing zucchini is popular because zucchini is one of the easiest plants to grow in your garden. Most gardeners can plant a few zucchini seedlings […]
Basil, NEVER water it like this: you are rotting it | many are wrong
Basil is one of the plants always present on balconies, windowsills and gardens. On the other hand, it is the most used aromatic herb in […]
Plastic forks in the garden, all gardeners are starting to do it: the reason is ingenious
Placing plastic forks in the garden may seem absurd, strange, certainly out of the ordinary, but it helps protect the garden from any type of […]
8 aromatic herbs to plant in January and February
In mid-winter, many gardeners begin to get “itchy.” It usually starts when we open our mailbox and find that first seed catalog. Right there on […]