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How to Make No Sew Lavender Sachets (Easy step-by-step instructions)
Looking for a quick project that makes your drawers smell amazing? These no-sew lavender sachets are the perfect afternoon craft! I've always been drawn to the beautiful scent and calming properties of lavender, and these little fabric pouches let you enjoy those benefits throughout your home. The best part? You don't need a sewing machine...
25 Best Lavender Companion Plants (And What Not to Grow Together)
After growing lavender in my Massachusetts garden for three decades, I've tried just about every plant combination you can think of. Some worked great, others... not so much. Today I want to share my favorite plants to grow alongside lavender, based on what's actually worked in my garden. I'm also sharing a list of what...
Chamomile Flower Meaning: What This Gentle Bloom Stands For
Chamomile just gives off calm energy, doesn't it? Tiny flowers, soft scent, the kind of plant that makes you want to exhale a little. It's been used for centuries to soothe everything from nerves to upset stomachs. But it also has a deeper meaning that's stuck around through the years. Let's explore chamomile flower meaning!...
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Rosemary Flowers
Yes, rosemary does flower, and those blooms are normal and edible. Rosemary flowers appear when the plant is healthy and getting enough sun. They attract pollinators, add herbal flavor when used as a garnish, and can vary in color depending on the variety. If you want more blooms, grow rosemary in full sun, avoid overwatering,...
Raspberry Crumb Bars – Easy Sheet Pan Dessert
Simple, buttery Raspberry Crumb Bars made on a cookie sheet - sweet, fruity, and perfect for any occasion. Content may contain affiliate links. When you shop the links, we receive a small commission at no cost to you. Thanks for supporting my small business. Today I'm sharing an absolute family favorite! I've been making these Raspberry...
How to Repot or Replant Your Spider Plant for Strong, Healthy Growth
To repot a spider plant, choose a pot one to two inches larger with good drainage. Gently remove the plant from its old container, loosen any tangled roots, and trim away dead ones. Add fresh, well-draining soil, position the plant at the same depth, and fill in around the roots. Water thoroughly, let it drain,...