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Hibiscus Uses - Hibiscus Tea - Uses Of Hibiscus Leaves And Flowers

Hibiscus flowers are used to make colorful hibiscus tea. Hibiscus also make beautiful ornamental plants, and they have excellent medicinal uses as well as cosmetic uses.

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Start This Year's Garden in a Sunny Patio Greenhouse

Last year I bought a small, affordable, greenhouse to use on my deck to start plants for the garden, and it turned out to be more useful than I thought.

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Henna - Uses, Mehndi Designs, Tattoos

Henna plants and leaves have amazing uses. Henna leaves are excellent for natural hair care and they are used to make beautiful, colorful mehndi designs and tattoos in your hands.

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Growing Trends for Organic Gardening

Organic may be over hyped but organic food, organic gardening and organic compost is finding place in an ever growing statistics of our life and the organic world.

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Peter Lambert and the Rosy Language of Love: Rosa 'Leonie Lamesch' and Rosa 'Trier'

Two roses introduced by German rose breeder Peter Lambert honored his dearest loves: his wife, Leonie Lamesch, and his birthplace, Trier.

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Zigzag Goldenrod (Solidago flexicaulis): Midsummer's Sentinels Abuzz With Bees and Butterflies

Beginning in mid-summer, North American native zigzag goldenrod (Solidago flexicaulis) is aflutter with butterflies, which appreciate its lengthy enflowering season.

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Best Plants for a Shady Border

A patch of garden permanently in shade can be home to a variety of plants. With careful planning and forethought, a shady border can be created for a year-long display.

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Trees Deserve Respect

Who cares if Pluto is or is not a planet? There are no trees there. Trees are the reason nobody wants to relocate to anywhere else in the universe.

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Grapefruits: Forbidden Fruits or Monstrous Oranges?

Grapefruit's origins are shrouded in mystery. The juicy fruit previously was known as "forbidden fruit" and was thought to be an orange. A grapefruit by any name is alluring.

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Grocery Store Gardening

How to grow fruits, vegetables and herbs from the produce department of the grocery store.

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Hot Weather Container Gardening

My first year gardening in a hot climate and the delight of two seasons

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Kinds of Garden Structures

Garden Structures can be used to turn a garden into an outdoor living space and so much more. There are many options available for both big and small gardens.

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About roses, their colors, symbolism and secret meanings

It's hard to find more popular flowers. Did you know June is the month of roses? Rose is also a given name with strong symbolic meaning.

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How to Grow Mushrooms

Mushrooms have been shown to promote a healthy immune system. They also add great taste to our foods. Here's how to grow mushrooms at home, either indoors or out.

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Bluebonnet - The State Flower of Texas

"The bluebonnet is to Texas what the shamrock is to Ireland, the cherry blossom to Japan, the lily to France, the rose to England and the tulip to Holland" -- Jack Maguire

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Tulip Tree - The Indiana State Tree

The tulip-shaped leaves make this tree easy to identify. It's beautiful and useful, for home and public places..

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Is Your African Violet not Flowering? 5 Easy Steps to Keep Your African Violet in Bloom

Are your African violets not flowering? These 5 steps ensure that your plant stays in bloom longer and blooms more frequently all year long.

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How To Lower Your Soil's pH and Turn Hydrangea Flowers Blue

For some types of hydrangeas the flowers can be turned from pink to blue by changing the soil's pH, making it lower, or more acidic.

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