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Lifehack your way to a green thumb; shortcuts, money savers and clever growing tricks to achieve a perfect garden.

Five Dwarf Fruit Trees Worth Planting in the Yard
Even if you don't have a big garden, that doesn't mean you can't plant fruit trees. Indeed, you can't harvest industrial quantities of fruit if you don't have space, but you can enjoy fresh and healthy fruit from time to time or make a 100% natural homemade jam.
By Maryam Monaghan4 years ago in Lifehack
The Most Beautiful Balcony Flowers
You may not have a garden to relax in, but even a balcony can become an oasis of peace if you arrange it properly. Plants are the most important when you want to make a mini-garden on the balcony, and the flowers are therapeutic in their appearance and smell, so it's a shame not to take advantage of the little space you have to turn it into a refuge.
By Maryam Monaghan4 years ago in Lifehack
Landscaping Tricks for a Tropical Yard
The garden is the perfect refuge even on days when the holidays are far away, and you feel overwhelmed by problems and stress. Many people would like to have such a space to relax, so you should feel lucky!
By Maryam Monaghan4 years ago in Lifehack
Houseplants Beneficial to Health
When it comes to home decoration, you should consider not only the aesthetic elements but also the functional ones, as can even houseplants.
By Cameron Robertson4 years ago in Lifehack
Romantic Ideas for Garden Swings From Stories
If you are one of the lucky ones to have a garden, it would be a great pity not to arrange it as beautifully as possible. You don't have to spend huge sums for this purpose because many decorating ideas don't cost you anything, but they look great. But there are also some garden objects that you need to invest in for your comfort, such as a grill, a bench, or … a swing.
By Carlo Mckay4 years ago in Lifehack
How to Grow a Rubber Tree in Your Apartment
The rubber tree also enters the apartments! Although it can reach a height of more than two meters, it can also live freely in a spacious living room, if you take good care of it and cut its branches periodically. Its size should not be an impediment.
By Cheryl Ramos4 years ago in Lifehack
What You Need to Know About the Desert Rose
The desert rose belongs to the category of succulent plants, which are very easy to care for and have thick, glossy leaves.
By Fatima Hartman4 years ago in Lifehack
The Best Plants for an Apartment Aquarium
A major role is played by the delicate aquarium plants, which look amazing but are also important for the natural filtration of water, which reduces the risk of disease in fish and promotes their reproduction.
By Cheryl Ramos4 years ago in Lifehack
Why to Gift Yellow Flowers
A bouquet is a treat that everyone enjoys. Regardless of their type, these beautiful plants have the gift of bringing a smile to our face at any time and are even therapeutic in many ways. We must not forget, however, that each color has a special meaning.
By Fatima Hartman4 years ago in Lifehack
Everything You Need to Know About Caring for Orchids During the Winter
Winter is certainly not the preferred season for orchid growers, as it is a plant that prefers a warm environment, generally with temperatures between 25 and 40 degrees Celsius. It is impossible to keep an orchid outside in the cold season, but it is possible to keep it in the house and provide the best conditions for this beautiful flower to continue to grow harmoniously.
By Kelia Jem4 years ago in Lifehack
10 Plants That You Can Grow in Jars of Water at Home
Would you like to grow your favorite plants in the house, but you don't want to bring all that land that leaves behind an indescribable mess? We will present you with 10 plants that can be grown in the water right in your own home. Whether you live at home or in an apartment, these plants only need water, light, and heat.
By Patricia Graves4 years ago in Lifehack
How to Grow Vegetables in the Solarium
I have recently discovered my passion for gardening and we can say for sure that it is one of the most beneficial hobbies. If you are one of the lucky ones who have a garden at hand, we hope that you have already started to grow your vegetables and fruits, especially since this seems to be the solution of the future.
By Patrick Terrance4 years ago in Lifehack