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Water Propagation 101
Water Propagation 101

I’ve been getting a lot of questions about water propagation lately. Mainly, is it really that easy, and the answer is yes it is! Propagating plants from cuttings is an ancient form of cloning. It's free and an easy way to get new plants from plants you already have!

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BACK-TO-THE-ROOTS: Growing Your Own Indoor Herb & Veggie Garden Made Easier Than Ever!
BACK-TO-THE-ROOTS: Growing Your Own Indoor Herb & Veggie Garden Made Easier Than Ever!

BACK-TO-THE-ROOTS: Growing Your Own Indoor Herb & Veggie Garden Made Easier Than Ever!

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Recycle Your Banana Peels
Recycle Your Banana Peels

So, I love to save and repurpose a lot of the food scraps that I use. I’m not quite ready to set up a composting system at my house right now (I’ll wait until I move into my urban farm!), but some of the things I like to save are my coffee grounds, eggshells, and banana peels.

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