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  Green peas are one of those tastes that embodies spring: crisp, sweet. Knowing how to grow peas means we always have access to that wonderful flavor. But peas have an interesting history, too! Before agriculture was developed by humans, peas were a staple food that hunter-gatherer peoples would forage regularly. Interestingly, the Romans believed that freshly picked … [Read more...] about How To Grow Peas: Your Full Guide To Pea Pods

Crinum lily plants are poisonous. In fact, while they’re called spider lilies, they’re also called poison bulb! Right about now, I’m guessing you’re wondering why you’d want to grow a poisonous plant. The answer’s simple: it’s because they’re stunning. These plants reach heights of four to six feet tall, with long, slender blade-like leaves. Their flowers are usually white, … [Read more...] about A Gardening Guide to Crinum Lily

Wood chips are tiny pieces of wood, usually made out of whole trees, branches, and limbs. While they can be used to make paper, textiles, and wood products like chipboard (and more recently, as fuel), they’re also an excellent fertilizer for gardens. They are renewable and easy to use as a mulch. Not only are wood chips economical – you can easily create your own or … [Read more...] about Wood Chip Mulch: Things You Should Know

  The macadamia nut tree is a tasty tropical tree that is native to Australia. The tree produces a nut that is a good source of fat and protein. Nuts are also a good source of fiber and antioxidants. The macadamia nut tree is a popular food source in Australia and other parts of the world. The tree produces a nut that is often used in baking and other cooking … [Read more...] about Macadamia Nut Tree: The Tropical Treat

Mizuna is a versatile leaf vegetable that can be used for a variety of dishes. It is soft and tender with serrated leaves. Also known as Brassica rapa (var. japonica), Asian mustard is grown for its mild flavor and soft texture. Purslane is often used in cooking, for example in salads, soups, and stir-fries. It can also be used as a substitute for other green broadleaf … [Read more...] about How to Grow Mizuna