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How To Grow Vintage Veggies At Home
Spread Some Cheer By Growing These Mood-Boosting Plants
Music: A Universal Language That Even Plants Love
Build Your Own Rainwater Collecting System
How Mushrooms And The Mycelium Network Are Healing The World

Plants have been around for a long time; 700 million years to be exact. But fungi have been on Earth longer, making the first appearance on land 1,300 million years ago. Interestingly enough, the largest living organism in the world today is a honey fungus that measures 2.4 miles (3.8 km) in the Blue Mountains of Oregon.
Veteran Grows Medicine As Alternative To Prescription Drugs
Giving Your Plants An Edge With Mycorrhizae
Growing Food In A Micro Garden Something Everyone Can Do
How A Global Pandemic Is Impacting The Environment
How To Grow Potatoes In Containers And Buckets
Growing Guide: How To Harden Off Your Plants
Easy DIY: How To Grow Nutritious Sprouts In Days
Easy Recipe To Make Health-Boosting Kombucha
Bucketlist: 3 Must-See Public Gardens And Parks
The Grow Your Own Movement Sweeping Across Cities
Hunkering Down: Check Out These Garden-Themed Movies
Get Your Victory Garden Growing With This Planner
Industry Insider: Good Deeds By Emerald Harvest
How To Be A Plant Whisperer

Sometimes we spend too much time and money on activities for little reward. One thing we should all be doing more of is spending time with our plants.
Plants have an incredible knack of giving back what you have put in. Spend as little time with your plants as you can, and they will present you with pest, disease, and deficiency issues throughout their lives.