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Ladybug Lifecycle Stages Explained

The cute, quiet, and hardworking ladybug is a crop saver, a pop culture icon, and an instructional aid in classrooms around the world but some are destructive. You should be able to identify the ones...

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The 26 Best Herbs For Soups (Recipes, How To Use Them and More)

Tasty soups are perfect bowls of comfort for rainy days, chilly afternoons, and winter evenings. They’re great fillers for large crowds and better than medications for coughs, runny noses, or...

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link to 3 Ways to Identify Full Sun Plants (100+ List: Herbs, Vegetables, and More)

3 Ways to Identify Full Sun Plants (100+ List: Herbs, Vegetables, and More)

The incorrect amount of sunlight or temperature can affect plants. For instance, full-sun plants need the right temperature as well as from 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight each day. There are...

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Hours of Sunlight For a North-Facing Garden (How To Improve)

Most plants grown in gardens need from 6 to 8 hours of sunlight each day. However, if your garden faces north or doesn’t get enough sunlight, you might be worried if starting a garden either indoor...

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6 Worms You Can Find in Your Garden Soil

The stories you’ve heard and how people condition us to see worms as slimy, dirty animals crawling in the soil. However, if you see worms in your indoor or outdoor garden, don’t panic, don’t be...

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How Plants Really Eat – Science Made It Easy

Do plants get hungry? Yes. When they’re hungry, thirsty, or nutrition-starved, leaves wilt and droop, stems are short and weak, roots and tissues darken and die (necrosis). But then again, how do...

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About Me

Hi, Andrea here!
If staring at plants made me an odd person, well, probably I am. These living things can grow millions of times their original size, they convert air into wood and can end up in your plate feeding you. As a guy raised in the sunny Sardinian island (Italy), I used to grow for fun all kinds of herbs on our balcony. However, life brought me to the UK as an engineer. Now, all those leaves are indoors due to "sad" weather conditions. If you have ever grown culinary herbs you know that many of them are not a fan of low temperatures (yes basil, I am looking at you!). If you are fascinated by plants as I do and you want some geeky point of view, you are in the right place! If not, well, there are lots of things to do in life that bring happiness...

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