Although beginning to grow mushrooms at home can be a difficult and scientific endeavor, with the right books, videos, and online knowledge, you will be able to comprehend the entire process of…
Losing weight is a science and is about the calories you consume and the foods you eat within your nutrition program; millions of people are trying to lose weight and…
One of the most gruesome or unappealing mushrooms you are likely to see growth in the wild is the Fistulina Hepatica, also known as the Beefsteak Fungus, the Beefsteak Polypore…
The Porcelain Fungus or Outemansiella Mucida is yet another fascinating and attractive-looking mushroom. As you can probably guess by its appearance, the name Porcelain Fungus is very apparent when viewing…
Perhaps you've seen the long-stemmed plants with giant leaves resembling elephant ears. These exotic beauties, called elephant ear plants, or, Alocasia, Xanthosoma and Colocasia in Latin, are native to warm climates,…
Pictured above is Itoh peony Morning Lilac. It remained modest in growth and appearance during the previous four years, and only this season has it merited the attribute “spectacular.” For…
Growing seeds indoors provides innumerable benefits to the home gardener, including extending the growing season, improving the survival rate of young plants, and allowing for an earlier and more fruitful…
There are several reasons one may want to start a garden indoors. The aesthetic value of plants is an obvious one. For serious gardeners in colder climates, indoor gardening allows them such opportunities…
Microgreens (micro greens) are small edible greens made from vegetables, herbs, or other plants. They measure one to two inches in size, including the stem and leaves. Here is the…
It's no secret that herbs have been cultivated indoors as much as they have been grown outside for ages. In colder climates, growing herbs indoors was a necessity. Fresh herbs were frequently…