I am in awe of the beautiful pollinators, bees, butterflies, and birds, that visit my backyard habitat. It’s as if they know that it was made just for them. …

The Fishtail palm, or the Caryota mitis, is a beautiful tropical palm tree that can grow upwards of 20 feet. It is named Fishtail because the leaves resemble the fan like tail ,or caudal fin of the fish. This palm is quite resilient, but it can be sensitive initially. This…

Turmeric has become one of my favorite spices, because of it’s numerous health benefits. Turmeric’s botanical name is Curcuma longa ,and the plant is a member of the ginger family. Like ginger, the root or rhizome is the part used as a spice mostly, but the leaves can be used…

Was this Even Fair to The Patient? — The article below caught my eye because I had never heard of tea causing these problems. Since tea is such a common beverage, I decided to read further, to learn how this happened. Woman's Tea Addiction Led to Loss of Teeth, Bone Problems By Barbara Bronson Gray HealthDay Reporter When Rao tried to perform the biopsy, the woman's bone was so hard he said…www.webmd.com

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The Monstera deliciosa is a beautiful tropical plant and surprisingly simple to care for. It is an excellent choice for an indoor plant that is spectacular. The plant is native in some tropical regions where it vines around trees. My experience has been to keep it simple with the Monstera…

I have ditched the lawn and am keeping the “weeds”, nature is happy and so am I. How do I know nature is happy? There is life everywhere in my garden, pollinators galore! It turns out that the pollinators love and depend on those plants we label as weeds.

Yes, all young people need to hear this, but so do the rest of us. I will just point you to a video, of one way wiser than I, for I cannot do a better job than he has done. This is the lesson I wish I had learned early on in my life. This gentleman explains freedom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_twCZBJZv34