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African Violet Plants

African Violet Plants (Saintpaulia) are perennial flowers that are native to eastern Africa. They are winter flowers that grow well indoors. These plants do not survive outside in most climates throughout the United States therefore they should not be planted outdoors.

They require consistent temperatures between 65 to 75 F. You […]

Plant Diseases

Plant diseases take the fun out of growing a garden which can be extremely fulfilling when seeing your hard work pay off.

Taking the time to work the soil beds, adding amendments, planting seeds/plants and then watching them grow through to harvest can instill a great sense of satisfaction.

But there are very […]

Best Mailbox

The best mailbox is a matter of opinion and you have a lot of choices. Residential mailboxes come in a variety of styles. You can choose a plastic mailbox, metal mailbox, wooden mailbox, decorative mailboxes, wall mount mailbox or a locking mailbox.

I could easily list the top 10 best mailboxes and […]

Garden Flowers

Garden Flowers are a great addition to any home garden. Gardens no longer have to be comprised solely of vegetable plants. Many outdoor gardens are a combination of vegetables, herbs and garden flowers, or are just carefully planned arrangements of outdoor flowers and shrubs.

While vegetable gardens help to provide […]

Best Pole Saw

Best Pole Saw

Having the best pole saw is a fantastic tool to have around the house, especially if you have tall trees or shrubs.

What is the Best Pole Saw

Here are my best pole saw recommendations. These are all electric pole saws and […]

Honey Bee

The honey bee is distinguished from other bees by the production and storage of honey and their construction of colonial nests from bees wax.

There are seven recognized species, with the most popular being the Western honey bee which has been domesticated for crop pollination and honey production.

About 30% of the food […]