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What to do with celery pulp left over from juicing?
I love celery juice and have been trying creative ways to use the leftover pulp. At first I dried it to throw into soups, but I still had a ton left. So I made this delicious celery soup. If you like Indian food, it’s the same consistency as Palak paneer.
Videos about the best face care available
Shannon Khamare and Allison Thomas, the artist known as Allison 9, created videos about their facial routine.
The Best Time of Year to Stock Up on Organic Herbal Skin Care & the World’s Strongest Garden Tools
This is THE best time to buy face butter and garden tools. Read our post to get some amazing coupon codes.
Understanding the Skin Barrier: How to Care for Your Body’s Largest Organ
Our skin is our largest organ, working tirelessly to keep us hydrated, protected, and glowing. A healthy skin barrier supports moisture retention, shields against harmful substances, and keeps your complexion smooth and clear. In this guest post, herbalist Magic Keller shares practical tips — from choosing the right oil-based cleansers to nurturing your skin microbiome — to help you care for your skin naturally and effectively.
Rural Missouri Article
Will and I got a call from Rural Missouri Magazine asking if they could come out and visit with us. Two days later they were here and took a tour of the garden and shop. A link to the article is in the blog post.
7 tips for gardening over 50
In the last two years, Will and I have gotten to use our 4 decades of combined garden experience and built our “If I could do it over again” gardens. We both agree these are our best gardens ever for ease and productivity.
There is no extra credit for doing things the hard way. Here are 7 techniques that have made all the difference for gardening in my 50s.
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