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a bowl filled with lots of orange butterflies on top of a blue table next to green plants

Creative Ideas - DIY Amazing Butterfly Feeder

the houseplants that clean indoor air are shown in this poster, which shows different types

Home and Gardening News and Trends | Gardeningworld.org

10 Houseplants that clean indoor air

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Home and Gardening News and Trends | Gardeningworld.org

How To Grow Your Own Lemon Tree 1. Let seeds soak in water for 48 hrs. 2. Remove thin shell w/ a knife. 3. Place seeds between two paper towels, and wet paper towels. 4. Place paper towels with seeds into a ziploc bag. 5. Set bag in a sunny spot. Keep moist. In two weeks you should have a sprout that can be placed in soil.

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Lemon leaves smell so good. Awesome for kitchen, bathroom, or any place in the house. •1. Soak lemons seeds overnight 2. Gently remove outer layer of seeds 3. Put back into water as you prepare soil. 4. Plant lemon seeds in a circle pattern. 5. Place small pebbles on top of seeds 6. Water occasionally and watch it grow. Be patient, it takes a while for them to sprout but it's worth it!

several pictures of different types of plants growing in pots and bowls, including one with seed pods

Grow a lemon plant indoors. Apparently lemon leaves smell good. Soak lemons seeds overnight. Gently remove outer layer of seeds. Put back into water as you prepare soil. Plant lemon seeds in a circle pattern. Place small pebbles on top of seeds. Water occasionally and watch it grow.

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from lemon seeds. Lemon leaves smell so good.

there are two pictures with different stages of growing plants and one has eggs in it

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Each time you crack an egg open, instead of tossing the shell into the trash, drop it into an open container that you keep in the fridge. When the container is full, crush the shells into small bits and sprinkle them around the base of your plants. The sharp eggshells will deter slugs, snails, and other bugs from nibbling on your garden and add a touch of calcium to the soil.