Saturday, November 28, 2020
The Littlest Bedroom
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The Littlest Bedroom
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Thursday, November 26, 2020
Outdoor Winter Tablescapes
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Outdoor Winter Tablescapes
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Monday, November 23, 2020
DIY Personalized Starbucks Cold Cup
Make your own personalized Starbucks cold cup for yourself or as a gift with the help of a Cricut! These make perfect presents for teachers, friends, birthdays, Christmas, etc. Three different editable SVG files are included along with a full video tutorial on how to edit them in Cricut Design Space and then how to apply the vinyl decal to an inexpensive Starbucks cup.
* This article was originally published here
* This article was originally published here
DIY Personalized Starbucks Cold Cup
Make your own personalized Starbucks cold cup for yourself or as a gift with the help of a Cricut! These make perfect presents for teachers, friends, birthdays, Christmas, etc. Three different editable SVG files are included along with a full video tutorial on how to edit them in Cricut Design Space and then how to apply the vinyl decal to an inexpensive Starbucks cup.
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Touches of Red for Christmas
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Sunday, November 22, 2020
Country diary: hard pressed to gather an abundance of apples
Aberystwyth, Ceredigion: What surplus of good fruit we can’t give away is peeled, sliced and frozen. And for the gnarled apples, there’s a future in cider
With the year in full retreat, and travel limited by the pandemic, the usual seasonal markers have taken on a deeper significance. The apple crop, mostly from a mixture of trees we planted a quarter of a century ago, has been unusually impressive. Robust early blossom, supported by good weather and a welcome abundance of wild bees to act as pollinators, set large quantities of fruit that swelled rapidly as the storms of late summer dumped yet more rain on to already wet soil.
At the peak of the harvest, and with windfalls appearing by the bucketful after every gale, we were hard pressed to gather all the apples available. Several pairs of blackbirds, with new families to take care of, took full advantage of the abundance. We later saw them directing their awkward fledglings towards the best trees. Now we have picked the very last apples from an ancient tree that might well be a Howgate Wonder, or possibly a Peasgood’s Nonsuch – opinions vary.
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Saturday, November 21, 2020
Snails, seeds and sodden leaves as the soil waits for frost
It’s a melancholy season, but there’s always something outside to brighten the spirits
Early November morning after another lockdown announcement. Mood: melancholy. My walk is coloured with rust and bronze-aged leaves, near-skeletal trees barely holding fractured orange hues. I crest the hill to the ember red of an acer, stand under it and bathe in its warmer light.
Even the gate seems saddened, dripping from perpetual rain, the sign fallen. The site is still gloomy, the scant hour saved earlier slipping away. The call of the dark and soil more urgent now. A wheelbarrow, near full with rainwater, reflects the Halloween trees shuddering in the slight wind.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2020
DIY Dollar Tree Book Stack for Fall
Create your very own DIY Dollar Tree Book Stack for Fall with one dollar hardcover books, some of my favorite DecoArt acrylic paint, and alphabet stamps from my stash. The perfect farmhouse-style Fall décor with a Southern message. You just need to be patient enough for the paint to dry!
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* This article was originally published here
DIY Dollar Tree Book Stack for Fall
Create your very own DIY Dollar Tree Book Stack for Fall with one dollar hardcover books, some of my favorite DecoArt acrylic paint, and alphabet stamps from my stash. The perfect farmhouse-style Fall décor with a Southern message. You just need to be patient enough for the paint to dry!
* This article was originally published here
Tuesday, November 17, 2020
Why the UK needs a full peat compost ban
Bags are still on sale despite a phasing out in England for amateur users
Growing plants, both in houses and gardens, has been hugely popular this year, helping to raise spirits during the coronavirus lockdowns. But gardeners and the horticulture industry often use peat compost from peatlands.
Peatlands hold vast amounts of carbon that was absorbed by living sphagnum moss. When the moss dies it does not fully decompose in the waterlogged ground, and healthy peatlands can lock away the carbon for thousands of years.
Continue reading...* This article was originally published here
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Why the UK needs a full peat compost ban
Bags are still on sale despite a phasing out in England for amateur users
Growing plants, both in houses and gardens, has been hugely popular this year, helping to raise spirits during the coronavirus lockdowns. But gardeners and the horticulture industry often use peat compost from peatlands.
Peatlands hold vast amounts of carbon that was absorbed by living sphagnum moss. When the moss dies it does not fully decompose in the waterlogged ground, and healthy peatlands can lock away the carbon for thousands of years.
Continue reading...* This article was originally published here
Monday, November 16, 2020
DIY: Succulents in a Bowl
You can do a lot of fun things with bowls. Inside, but of course also outside. These beautiful objects, from large to small, bring your interior and garden to life! A bowl of different materials and structures is completely contemporary. A bowl with a mix of succulents, a mini glass pond with floating flowers: you can come up with anything. We are happy to help you on your way and show you what you can do with bowls. See the full tutorial here
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* This article was originally published here
DIY: Succulents in a Bowl
You can do a lot of fun things with bowls. Inside, but of course also outside. These beautiful objects, from large to small, bring your interior and garden to life! A bowl of different materials and structures is completely contemporary. A bowl with a mix of succulents, a mini glass pond with floating flowers: you can come up with anything. We are happy to help you on your way and show you what you can do with bowls. See the full tutorial here
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Saturday, November 14, 2020
A White Kitchen/Dining Tea
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A White Kitchen/Dining Tea
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Thursday, November 12, 2020
He bought a flower truck on Craigslist. Now it's his lifeline during COVID-19
Graphic designer Nemuel DePaula's flower truck, Lenita by Grita, has become his lifeline during COVID-19. His motto: 'Stop and smell the flores.'
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He bought a flower truck on Craigslist. Now it's his lifeline during COVID-19
Graphic designer Nemuel DePaula's flower truck, Lenita by Grita, has become his lifeline during COVID-19. His motto: 'Stop and smell the flores.'
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Q&A: Sara Bird on bringing soul to your home
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Q&A: Sara Bird on bringing soul to your home
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Wednesday, November 11, 2020
DIY Christmas Card Holder – Farmhouse Style
Make a fun and festive Christmas card holder to hang in your home! All you need is scrap wood, a drill, twine and optional salt dough ornaments to make this unique wall hanging. It’s a great reusable item to display cards from friends and family throughout the holiday season.
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Sunday, November 8, 2020
Things plant lovers can make plans to do in L.A. right now
Here are things plant lovers can do this month and next, from holiday shopping to classes in fall planting, in and around L.A.
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Things plant lovers can make plans to do in L.A. right now
Here are things plant lovers can do this month and next, from holiday shopping to classes in fall planting, in and around L.A.
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Friday, November 6, 2020
8 things plant lovers can make plans to do in L.A. right now
Here are eight things plant lovers can do this month and next, from holiday shopping to special classes in fall planting, in and around L.A.
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A moment that changed me: I went to Kew Gardens – and found a place of safety after homelessness and drug addiction
I’d had a very tough few years after my father died, living on the streets and sleeping with one eye open. But as I looked at a tulip tree t...
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She once brought to life a neglected back yard and after years of distance we have now reconnected over plants and vegetables It was the dec...