Is your weed killer making you sick?

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Lisa
May 11, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes

Good morning,

Nature has a solution for almost everything, including those pesky garden bugs! Feeling like you're constantly at war? Why not consider introducing some beneficial insects like ladybugs or lacewings? They're like a tiny SWAT team for your garden, helping control unwanted visitors the natural way.

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The Shocking Truth About Pesticides and Their Impact on You and Your Family

Pesticides are now known to have a negative effect on human health, but what’s the real extent of the danger? Before you start spraying your plants, dig into the short and long-term effects these chemicals could be having on you and your family.

NATURE’S CALLING

There is only 1 day left until Mother’s Day

BRANCHING OUT

Is Your Garden a Minefield? The Truth About Mulch and Dogs

Mulch is an important part of landscape design and comes with a ton of benefits for your garden, but while some types are safe for dogs, others can be dangerous or even deadly. If you want to keep your mulched areas dog-safe, start here.

How Getting Your Hands Dirty Can Sharpen Your Mind

For many, physical labor isn’t their definition of a good time, but when it comes to gardening, the consensus is clear - many of us love getting our hands dirty. Find out why and the positive impacts working on your garden can have on your mental health.

6 Plants to Keep Mice From Invading Your Yard and Home

Seeing a mouse in your window wells or finding one in the basement can make even the best of us jump or take a step back. Luckily, keeping mice out of your yard, garden, and home can be accomplished in a natural way by simply planting plants that they like to avoid!

DAILY DOSE OF DIRT

As summer approaches, adjust your watering routine based on the weather and plant needs. Deep watering less frequently is better than shallow watering daily.

MORE TO GROW ON

The Secret to Growing Fresh Produce Indoors All Year Round - Without Sunlight

Like the idea of growing your own vegetables and herbs, perhaps some carrot and even a few cherry tomatoes to toss into a freshly served salad? It’s all possible and no sunlight is needed! Sunlight can be replicated and that’s all you need to do to grow herbs and vegetables indoors.

Bring the Orchard Inside: Top 5 Fruit Plants to Grow Effortlessly at Home

Flowers and foliage add elements of nature and plenty of color to any room, and that can be enough of a reward for most indoor gardeners. But being able to actually pick something edible can be a whole new world of enjoyment!

It may not be the first thing you think of for houseplants, but you can definitely bring some fruit into the house and have your own personal harvest!

NEVER STOP GROWING

Want even more gardening tips to transform your thumb from brown to green? Browse all past newsletters to unearth some hidden gems you might have missed the first time around. Completely free and available 24/7!

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Happy planting!