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Popular Houseplants for a Healthy Home
Here are twelve popular houseplants to add to your home and which are also plants which contribute to a healthy home.
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The 2023 Ottawa Water Garden Tour featured 11 water gardens on a self-guided day-time tour around the Ottawa area. Also included was an evening “Thank you” event at one of the most spectacular water gardens in the Ottawa area. The tour offers several benefits for both participants and the community as a whole. Here are some of the advantages:
Overall, the Ottawa Water Garden Tour offers numerous benefits, including inspiration, education, community engagement, environmental conservation, charitable contributions, and enhanced property values. It provides a platform for water garden enthusiasts to connect, learn, and make a positive impact on both their own gardens and the community as a whole.
Finally, in support of these initiatives, join the Greater Ottawa Water Garden and Horticultural Society and help make a difference.
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Here are twelve popular houseplants to add to your home and which are also plants which contribute to a healthy home.
I have been monitoring my little seedlings and decided it was time to transplant several of them into larger pots.
Horseradish is exceptionally easy to grow, highly productive, and has a lot of other uses beyond making wasabi, and can clear sinuses.
Get accurate weather data, manage watering, monitor plant health, control pests and diseases, plan for seasons, understand microclimates, and make data-driven gardening decisions with a weather station.
Learn about the distinctive Squarrose Goldenrod and its tall cluster of flowers. This perennial herb can reach a height of 6 ft and produces a rosette of large leaves at its base. Up to 200 tiny yellow flower heads cover its slender, elongated array, attracting many insects such as bees, bumblebees, wasps, butterflies, and moths. Identify it and discover its prolific nature!
Rain barrels are simply containers that capture and store rainwater for future use. Purchased or DIY, rain barrels can pay for themselves.
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