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Why You Should be Using More of This Amazing Herb: Garlic

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For years, garlic has been known for its numerous benefits. What exactly are these benefits? It’s definitely enough to convince us all that we should be using more of this incredible herb.

Key Takeaways:

  • Allicin, a powerful compound that is formed by cutting garlic, is responsible for giving garlic its antimicrobial properties that treat fungal, bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections.
  • When you include garlic in your regular diet, you can help protect yourself from cancer, including the bladder, colon, stomach, prostate, and breast.
  • Because many insects hate the smell of garlic, you can use garlic to protect your garden, as well as your pets, from insects and fleas.

“Garlic’s history is as rich and plentiful as its benefits. It is a truly amazing herb, and one that many naturally minded healthcare practitioners will tell you is one of nature’s most incredible plants.”

You can read more of garlic’s numerous benefits here: https://newstarget.com/2016-07-14-why-you-should-be-using-more-of-this-amazing-herb-garlic.html.

5 Nutritious Plants With Names You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

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There are several plants that you have most likely never heard of, but if you are interested in planting your own plants, then you know that hearing about a new plant you have never heard of is exciting, especially when the plant that you are growing is edible. There are a couple plants that have an interesting flavor. Shunkigo is a plant that tastes similar to celery, and there are a few others that are even more elusive like the Red Frill mustard plant.

Key Takeaways:

  • When it comes to indoor gardening there is a lot of excitement when we learn of different plant species.
  • There are several plants that you can actually eat, and chrysanthemum actually tastes a bit like celery.
  • There are also species of plants that are not widely available like the Red Frill Mustard plant.

“Bloody sorrel is a natural source of vitamin C and several B vitamins as well as calcium, potassium, magnesium and antioxidants.”

Read more: https://asia.clickandgrow.com/blogs/news/5-nutritious-plants-with-names-you-ve-probably-never-heard-of

Flower bulbs: how and when to plant bulbs

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Whenever you plan or planting some flower bulbs, there are some things you should know beforehand. First, make sure to pick good quality, firm flower bulbs that don’t have much root. Also make sure you are using the best container possible for them. You want to plant your flower bulbs right after you buy them, but if you can’t make sure to storess them in a cool,dark and dry place. Finally, make sure to plant your bulbs in an area that has great drainage and a good amount of sunlight.

Key Takeaways:

  • Make sure you get quality bulbs with little to no root attached. Don’t get small shriveled ones with marks.
  • Plant the bulbs as soon as you can after shopping for them or opt to store them in a dark cool area.
  • Inexpensive bulbs are ones that are going to be easier to grow for those who are new to the trade.

“Knowing when to plant flower bulbs is crucial to every gardener, to ensure that you can enjoy these easy to grow and resilient blooms throughout the seasons.”

Read more: https://www.realhomes.com/advice/flower-bulbs

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