Plant Profile: Lemongrass
My first introduction to lemongrass was through our son. On a trip to Lowe’s his plant pick was lemongrass. I didn’t think much about it… Read More »Plant Profile: Lemongrass
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My first introduction to lemongrass was through our son. On a trip to Lowe’s his plant pick was lemongrass. I didn’t think much about it… Read More »Plant Profile: Lemongrass
When I purchased my first gaura plant it was labeled as, “Whirling Butterflies.” I love that name; it perfectly describes the delicate flowers that gently… Read More »Plant Profile: Gaura
There are a few ways to color concrete, each offering different effects, finishes, and quality. In this article, we are going to introduce some of… Read More »Exploring Different Coloring Techniques for Concrete Pots
When it is cool outside it is easy to forget how incredibly hot the summer can be. We have our normal heat that I prepare… Read More »5 Summer Garden Tips During Extreme Heat
One thing that I am not short on are hobbies. I like learning new things and I like to share those new things with friends… Read More »Discovering the Art of Concrete Pot Making
Gopher spurge, gopher plant, upright myrtle spurge, silver spurge and rigid spurge are all just a few of the common names that Euphorbia Rigida is… Read More »Plant Profile: Gopher Spurge
I recently added a new hobby to my many other hobbies. This new hobby includes a new laser engraver / cutter. It is a fun… Read More »A Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Laser Engraver/Cutter
Besides choosing a type of worm bin you want to use, sometimes the hardest part of starting a worm bin is figuring out which type… Read More »Exploring the Pros and Cons of Different Worm Bin Bedding Options
Scabiosa Butterfly Blue has surprised me in a good way for so many different reasons and I highly recommend adding this delightful flower to your… Read More »Plant Profile: Scabiosa Columbaria – Butterfly Blue
Wine bottle stoppers, made from various materials such as chrome, black titanium nitride, gold titanium, stainless steel, cork, silicone, and adjustable seals, are both a functional and artistic hobby project. The choice of material for these stoppers is important due to wine’s acidity, which can cause corrosion. Different materials have different pros and cons, with some resistant to corrosion and tarnishing. The hobby is relatively affordable and the finished stoppers can make great gifts.