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Ania Pitula

Toronto

Freelance Writer at Back Yard Boss

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  • 1 week ago | backyardboss.net | Ania Pitula

    Aloe vera is easy to grow and soothes burns, hydrates skin, and reduces irritation effectively. Calendula provides gentle anti-inflammatory relief for irritated skin, promotes wound healing, and is suitable for sensitive skin. Chamomile and rosemary offer antioxidant benefits, calm inflammation, and soothe sensitive and aging skin.

  • 1 week ago | backyardboss.net | Ania Pitula

    Lavender brings calm with fragrance & color, perfect for a spa-like backyard retreat. Bamboo provides privacy, shade, & zen-like energy for a peaceful outdoor space. Fountain grass adds movement & texture, perfect for a spa oasis. Hostas provide a cooling and tranquil effect in spa-like gardens. The right mix of vibrant plants and lush greenery can do wonders for your backyard.

  • 2 weeks ago | backyardboss.net | Ania Pitula

    Transforming your backyard into a wellness retreat improves mental and physical health with easy access. Designing a personalized space with seating, natural elements, and soothing sounds enhances relaxation. Maintaining privacy with natural barriers, plants, and layout supports a serene environment for wellness activities.

  • 2 weeks ago | backyardboss.net | Ania Pitula

    Aloe vera soothes sunburns, calms inflammation, and moisturizes dry skin with its gel. Eucalyptus reduces stress, opens sinuses, and promotes relaxation with refreshing leaves. Air plants purify the air, reduce stress, and boost mood with minimal care requirements. Ever wish you could bring the calming vibes of a spa into your own home? You’ll be happy to hear that you can with just a few updates to your indoor garden.

  • 2 weeks ago | backyardboss.net | Ania Pitula

    Grow vitamin-rich vegetables like spinach and carrots in your garden to boost essential nutrients like vitamin A. Plant kale and broccoli to harvest B vitamins for energy and mood support, ensuring veggies are lightly cooked for maximum benefits. Increase your intake of vitamin C by growing bell peppers and citrus fruits, enjoying them fresh or frozen to preserve nutrients. When you think about vitamins, your mind likely jumps to bottles lined up in the medicine cabinet.

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