Growing Peas From Sowing to Harvest 💚💚💚💚 and Butterfly Peas
How to Grow and Care for Butterfly Peas in your Garden
The Butterfly Pea is fast growing climber is a fairly common tender perennial species that produces two inch, pinkish blue flowers in mid to late summer.
They provide quick covers for lattice, trellis, arbor and chain-link fence, and are a favorite food source for butterflies.
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http://www.thegardenhelper.com/clitoria.htm
Blue Tea: Unbelievable Health Benefits Of This Butterfly Pea Flower Infusion
The impressive nutritional profile of blue tea makes it a wonderful weight loss beverage, as well as a refreshing drink to cool the body, when served chilled. Being naturally caffeine-free and a completely herbal concoction, blue tea just like Green Tea is also a powerhouse of antioxidants. It contains significant amounts of the catechin EGCG – epigallocatechin gallate, as well as a host of anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting components such as flavonoids, tannins and polyphenols.
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3 Awesome Ways to Grow Vertically in Your Garden 🌱
Portable vertical gardening | DIY Garden Projects
Grow a Vertical Vegetable Garden in a Small Space with Hog Wire
Grow a Vertical Vegetable Garden in a Small Space with Hog Wire
Eco-Genocide And The Genetically Engineered Mosquito Army
By Whitney Webb | The Last American Vagabondfrom OpEdNewsWednesday, Sep 2, 2020
The unanimous approval to allow the deployment starting this summer of over 1.2 billion genetically modified mosquitoes in Key Haven, Monroe County, Florida over a period of two years could very well decimate a substantial part of Florida’s natural flora and fauna—
The enemies of life are breeding their own agents of ecological destruction aided and abetted by an incompetent EPA and a rubber-stamp government in Florida, which just gave unanimous approval for the release of hundreds of millions of genetically modified mosquitoes by a company with deep ties to Bill Gates, the US military, and Big Ag.
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How to Grow a lot of Food in a Small Garden – 9 EZ tips and more
This might be a good time to start growing your own food 🍓🌞
Winter is a Great Time for Gardening in ‘Mediterranean’ Climate Areas!
This article is not for areas that get snow or frequent frost during winter, but a good-sized (and, with climate change, growing) chunk of the world has a “Mediterranean” climate, including western Australia, western South Africa, the ring of countries around the Mediterranean Sea (Portugal, Spain, southern France, Italy, Greece, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Algeria, Morocco, etc), coastal Chile, and my area, California. (Notice they all have the ocean on their west, which keeps their winters mild.) “Mediterranean” means that during a large part of the year we have no or little rain, and since this arid condition is among those that can really benefit from Permaculture practices, it might benefit many who check in here to talk about the benefits of winter gardening.
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Edible Landscaping: Mixing Vegetables And Herbs With Flowers
Edible landscaping is simply a way of using veggies, herbs and flowers in the garden that will perform multiple functions, such as for food, flavor and ornamental appearance. Let’s take a look at how to mix edible plants in the garden.
Read more at Gardening Know How
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/vgen/edible-landscaping-mixing-vegetables-and-herbs-with-flowers.htm
Edible Landscaping: How to Start a Beautiful Perennial Plot for Food Supply
For long-term value, planting a perennial edible landscape plot is well worth the trouble.
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https://morningchores.com/edible-landscaping/
Man Quits Job in Finance to Create Incredible Permaculture Garden | From Finance to Farmer
Extremely Drought Tolerant Perennials
A Starter List of Plants for the Gardener Who Doesn’t Like to Water (or water conscience gardeners).
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http://www.perennialresource.com/photo_essay.php?ID=311
The Best Water-Wise Plants for Drought-Tolerant Gardens
Pictures and Ideas for Your Drought-Tolerant Landscape
https://www.thespruce.com/water-wise-plants-drought-tolerant-gardens-2736715
Reasons to Consider Drought-Tolerant Landscaping
Drought-tolerant landscaping has become more popular and even mandatory in regions that experience little or sporadic rainfall. Some regions and cities impose fines or offer rebates and incentives to homeowners who replace their thirsty lawns and gardens with water-wise plants and hardscape. If you drive by a home with a dying lawn, the residents probably have stopped watering it and are planning to add gravel, river stones, permeable paving, and low- or no-maintenance ground covers, shrubs, trees, and perennials that don’t need daily irrigation.
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https://www.thespruce.com/drought-tolerant-landscaping-what-to-know-2736660
Drought-Tolerant Perennials
If you wish to grow flowers in an area pounded by full sun all day, consider a landscape plan that focuses on drought-tolerant perennials. The use of such plants will reduce time and money spent on irrigation. Descriptions of the flowers to be planted in one such landscape plan are presented below.
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https://www.thespruce.com/drought-tolerant-perennials-2130962
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