Dill
is an annual, self-seeding plant with feathery green leaves. It is used
most commonly in soups and stews and for pickling. Dill weed is easy to
grow and attracts beneficial insects such as wasps and other predatory
insects to your garden.
Tomatoes
are the ultimate backyard vegetable, and growing tomatoes is easier
than you might think. These tips on how to grow tomatoes should help you
to take care of your most delicious plants.
Here’s a new slant on basket design that works well for
people with limited counter space. Stack potatoes and onions high for
maximum storage, but enjoy easy access. Many fill the Slanted Basket
with fancy gourds for a seasonal display. Others use it to hold
hand towels.
Sometimes,
kids say the wisest things. Here are some of their thoughts on weather,
plus a few of the worst ways to start a book and a bit of
19th-century nonsense.
Beautiful melamine serveware that’s as stylish and
substantial as porcelain—but much easier to care for. Matching bowls,
platters, and utensils available.
When
we look up into the sky, we’re looking through dozens of miles of
transparent gases, which we breathe from birth to death. So what is the composition of air, exactly?
Frozen
berries are a tasty snack and a great method of fruit
preservation. Whether you grow blueberries yourself, pick them, or find
them at the market, try freezingblueberries (a super-nutritious and easy-to-grow fruit) for year-round enjoyment. Here’s how to freeze blueberries the right way!
Take the worry out of the pickling process by making
“quickles” instead. Turn your harvest into a gourmet side dish or
scrumptious any-time-of-day snack that is ready within hours instead of
months. The Harvest Pickler Kit gives you step-by-step instructions and
all of the spices necessary to turn your bounty into a crowd-pleaser
that will have your family and friends begging for more!
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