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Environmentally Friendly Tips

All You Need to Know About Spring Gardening

During the winter season, it can be challenging to cater to one’s interest in gardening. While indoor plants can be grown, the onset of spring and its warmer temperatures bring forth a transformation in the gardening landscape. With the receding snow and slush and the advent of spring, the environment is becoming conducive for gardening

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Environmentally Friendly Tips

Five animal species that can be beneficial to have on a homestead

The current challenges of food scarcity, rising fuel costs, and supply chain uncertainty have prompted a shift in societal priorities. Many individuals are now opting for rural living and homesteading as a viable alternative to densely populated urban areas. Whether seeking self-sufficiency or pursuing a new hobby, homesteading can be made easier by drawing from

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Earth Day

Things You Can Do Right Now and Every Day to Protect Nature

Climate change and global warming are becoming more evident as you watch the news. Water shortages, air pollution, declining wildlife habitats, wildfires, flooding, other natural disasters, and animal extinctions are all increasing. It can feel a bit hopeless at times. When you focus on positive community, government, and corporate actions, you regain hope. By working

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Healthy Living

Asheville, North Carolina, is USA’s Bee City

The honey bees living in the mountains make life more pleasant. Besides being known as Paris of the South or Beer City USA, Asheville is also known as Bee City USA, as in honey bees. In 2012, the city became one of the first in the nation to champion pollinators and educate residents and businesses

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The Kudzu Saga and Its Effect in Asheville

In addition to all the brilliant greens of spring, kudzu is undoubtedly one of the most abundant plants. It is commonly found throughout WNC, and it is the South’s most well-known invasive species. Groups such as Kudzu Warriors, based in Western North Carolina, work to combat the invasive vine because it is detrimental to biodiversity and

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