With the new year, gardeners are always awaiting what's new in plants. Seed and plant catalogs begin arriving in the mail. For many, it heralds anticipation to spring. The National Garden Bureau shares some information from All-America Selections to announce four new and exciting AAS (All-Am…
The long nights of January always lead my imagination down a well-worn path to the garden. As I flip and click through the pages of each year’s new lineup of seed catalogs, the images and descriptions of full-grown plants take my mind to an earthy paradise that is waiting in the near future …
Thick socks. Steaming soup. A warm spot by the heater. A crop of garlic in the ground. These are the stuff of wintertime cozy feelings.
The following article appears in Fall Home & Garden magazine 2020
Keeping your home cool and comfortable on hot summer days doesn’t need to cost a fortune. These tips can ensure your heating and cooling equipment lasts a long time and operates at maximum efficiency:
SEATTLE, Sept. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- (NASDAQ: RDFN) -- U.S. home-sale prices increased 2.7 percent year over year in August to a median of $312,200 across the 217 metros Redfin tracks, according to a new report from Redfin (www.redfin.com), the technology-powered real estate brokerage.
Is your fridge overflowing with Thanksgiving leftovers? Here are five easy ways you can turn all that uneaten turkey into a delicious pizza.
Foodbeast's instructional video breaks down the instructions in such a way that making a Thanksgiving pizza looks almost as easy as the classic leftover turkey sandwich.
It doesn't matter what kind of leftovers you have, Mind Over Munch shows you how to take all your Thanksgiving staples and combine them into a single pie.
This recipe is similar to the other pizza recipes, but it offers a slightly different take on how to combine your leftovers. Allrecipes' directions are also a little more thorough yet slower-paced, so even the beginner chef should be able to pull this off.
Weather conditions are ripe for the Henry County Master Gardeners annual showcase of gardens as National Weather Service forecasters anticipate a mild, and mostly sunny, weekend for the Southern Crescent region.
The Henry County Soil and Water Conservation District will be sponsoring its seedling giveaway Friday, in honor of Georgias Arbor Day. The district is partnering with the Henry County Master Gardeners during the annual event, which begins at 8:30 a.m.
As temperatures rise above average for this time of year, and plants sprout their blossoms, educators, Jack Teague and Feronda Stodghill, are looking forward to spring planting.
Clayton State University recently announced that 18.7 tons of recycled items were collected on campus between May and November of last year, as part of the university communitys single-stream green initiative.
Members of a local non-profit organization are attempting to galvanize support for an international cause.
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