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Caladiums are tropical perennial plants known for their stunning, colorful foliage. They are native to South America and Central America, where they grow in warm, humid environments. Caladiums have become …
As a modern indoor gardener, you’re always on the lookout for the next must-have addition to your ever-growing collection of houseplants. Look no further than the Peperomia Cupid, a versatile …
Imagine yourself stepping into a space filled with lush, vibrant greenery, where the air feels clean and fresh. Your eyes are drawn to a particularly striking plant, with elegant, elongated …
Hoya is an Asian native plant named after the 18th-century botanist Thomas Hoy, which was introduced by Scottish botanist Robert Brown. Today’s gardeners appreciate it as a fragrant, low-maintenance tropical …
It’s time for a myth-busting blog post because there are so many misconceptions about wonderful broccoli. Broccoli is not GMO, contrary to popular belief. Broccoli is cultivated from a wild …
Unravel the culinary mystery of garlic—is it a vegetable, herb, or spice? Journey through the nuanced classification of this kitchen staple and discover its versatile role in gastronomy. Key Takeaways: …
You may be familiar with the delicious Dragon Fruit, but contrary to popular belief, it is native to South America rather than Southeast Asia. The fruit is related to papayas …
Honey is a superior substitute for sugar. It has more vitamins and minerals, is sweeter, and raises one’s blood sugar more slowly. It is unrefined and natural. Honey has a …
Butter is one of the easiest swaps for cooking oils. It brings tons of flavour to everything it touches. But substituting butter for oil, canola or olive oil isn’t as …
Oils are fats that are liquid at room temperature, like vegetable oils used in cooking. But can we substitute them in the baking? They come from many different plants and …
Pine nuts grow in forests in their native countries of China, Russia, North Korea and Pakistan, not on farms. Only 29 species provide edible nuts, while 20 are traded locally …