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GreenhouseMama
5 days ago3 min read
MiniBlog: Brotes de Bruselas: Un Favorito del Jardín de Invierno
Los brotes de Bruselas son una verdura gratificante para los meses más fríos, conocidos por sus botones compactos similares al repollo
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GreenhouseMama
5 days ago3 min read
MiniBlog: Brussels Sprouts: A Winter Garden Favorite
Brussels sprouts are a rewarding vegetable for cooler months, known for their compact, cabbage-like buds.
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GreenhouseMama
Feb 33 min read
Edible Landscaping: Growing Beauty and Bounty in Your Backyard
Edible landscaping blends ornamental beauty with the practicality of growing food...
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GreenhouseMama
Feb 34 min read
Paisajismo comestible: Creando belleza y abundancia en tu jardín
El paisajismo comestible combina la belleza ornamental con la practicidad de cultivar alimentos
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 294 min read
MiniBlog: Victory Gardens: A Practical Tradition for Modern Times
the concept of a victory garden has evolved into a symbol of self-reliance, sustainability, and community resilience
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 295 min read
MiniBlog: Jardines de la Victoria: Una Tradición Práctica para los Tiempos Modernos
Hoy en día, el concepto de un jardín de la victoria ha evolucionado hasta convertirse en un símbolo de autosuficiencia, sostenibilidad...
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 212 min read
MiniBlog: Kale: A Cold-Weather Powerhouse
Kale, a member of the cabbage family, thrives in cool weather, making it a favorite for winter and early spring gardens...
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 212 min read
MiniBlog: Col Rizada: Una Potencia para el Clima Frío
La col rizada, miembro de la familia de las coles, prospera en climas fríos, lo que la convierte en una favorita para los jardines ...
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 202 min read
MiniBlog: Romero: Una Potencia Fragante para el Jardín y la Mesa
El romero, conocido científicamente como Salvia rosmarinus, es una hierba versátil celebrada...
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 203 min read
Comienza el Año con el Pie Derecho: Cómo Cuidar tus Plantas de Interior Durante los Meses de Invierno
A medida que el invierno se instala, tus plantas de interior pueden parecer que están en hibernación, pero siguen muy vivas y necesitan...
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 82 min read
MiniBlog: Rosemary: A Fragrant Powerhouse for Garden and Table
Rosemary, scientifically known as Salvia rosmarinus, is a versatile herb celebrated for...
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GreenhouseMama
Jan 32 min read
Starting the Year Right – How to Care for Your Houseplants in the Winter Months
As winter settles in, your houseplants may seem like they're in hibernation, but they're still very much alive and need attention...
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GreenhouseMama
Dec 23, 20242 min read
MiniBlog: Crown of Thorns
Crown of thorns is a fascinating succulent that's prized for its striking appearance and resilience
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GreenhouseMama
Dec 16, 20242 min read
MiniBlog: Christmas Cactus
Christmas Cactus is a popular houseplant known for its vibrant, festive blooms and relatively easy care.
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GreenhouseMama
Dec 9, 20242 min read
MiniBlog: Poinsettias
Poinsettias offer a burst of color and seasonal cheer during the holidays.
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GreenhouseMama
Dec 2, 20242 min read
Embracing Evergreens: Maintaining Greenery in Winter and Nurturing Fresh Cut Greens Indoors
there's an allure to evergreen plants that maintain their vibrant foliage even in the coldest months
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GreenhouseMama
Dec 2, 20242 min read
MiniBlog: Umbrella Plant
Umbrella plants are prized for their ornamental foliage and straightforward care requirements
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GreenhouseMama
Nov 25, 20242 min read
MiniBlog: Black Eyed Susans
These bright and resilient flowers are beloved for their easy care, versatility, and ability to attract pollinators
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GreenhouseMama
Nov 18, 20242 min read
MiniBlog: Bromeliad
bromeliads are excellent choices for both beginners and seasoned plant enthusiasts, offering a touch of the tropics wherever they're placed
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