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Going to the grocery store has become increasingly difficult (and anxiety-inducing) for many amid the ongoing pandemic — but there's a simple way to get your greens without leaving the house. Home ...

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One positive thing to come out of the coronavirus lockdown is that it has focused our attention on our own homes and outdoor areas, and ignited a new-found passion for gardening across the nation. If ...

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If your seed-starting setup currently involves a jungle of plastic trays, mystery lids and spilled soil, you’re not alone. But what if you could skip all of that and grow stronger, happier plants?

People started with something small and almost forgettable, a tray of seeds on a kitchen windowsill that someone saw in a short video and decided to try for themselves.