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5 days ago | 
housedigest.com | Laura Hampson
Self-seeding flowers are the gift that keeps on giving for gardeners, especially when you can't decide between perennial plants that come back year after year, or annuals that tend to die out after one season. The happy middle ground? Self-seeding annuals. These blooms naturally drop seeds that sprout the following year, allowing for effortless replanting and appeal for those thinking about their garden's long-term look and vibe.
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5 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Laura Hampson
9 hours agoGovernments are not nations, especially in the Islamic Republic of Iran, but governments wage the wars that can define a nation. Until 2:00 a.m. Iran Standard Time on Sunday, the conflict between America and Iran had remained on a low boil for a solid 45 years, flaring into actual military …
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5 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Laura Hampson
Self-seeding flowers are the gift that keeps on giving for gardeners, especially when you can't decide between perennial plants that come back year after year, or annuals that tend to die out after one season. The happy middle ground? Self-seeding annuals. These blooms naturally drop seeds that sprout the following year, allowing for effortless replanting and appeal for those thinking about their garden's long-term look and vibe.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Laura Hampson
Few things say "healthy and thriving garden" quite like the cheerful sound of birdsong and the fleeting flashes of bright-hued butterflies. If you're looking to create that kind of vibrant, nature-filled outdoor space, consider adding one powerhouse plant to your yard: Glandularia bipinnatifida, better known as prairie verbena or Dakota vervain. It's a beautiful, low-maintenance way to bring pollinators flocking.
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1 week ago | 
cntraveller.com | Laura Hampson
Whether your love story is wildly romantic, effortlessly cool, or it's simply one for the ages, we can guarantee you’ll find a London wedding venue that matches these vibes. From Bridgerton-worthy ballrooms, to renovated railway arches, palm-fringed conservatories, pub parties with great food and better dancing, or Monet-lined galleries, the capital is stuffed with one-of-a-kind venues that offer both style and substance. Heck, you can even exchange vows inside the Tower Bridge.
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1 week ago | 
glamour.de | Laura Hampson
Probiotische Ernährung: Was bewirken Sauerkraut, Kimchi & Co. tatsächlich? Es begann vor ein paar Jahren. Nach nahezu jedem Essen blähte sich mein Bauch auf, wurde steinhart oder schmerzte. Ich versuchte, bestimmte Lebensmittel aus meiner Ernährung zu streichen, um zu sehen, ob das helfen würde. Der Verzicht auf Gluten und Milchprodukte half ein wenig, aber nicht genug, um ein Leben lang Brot und Milchprodukte wegzulassen.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Laura Hampson
Whether you have a large backyard or a small patch of green to call your own, often our gardens are a space for solace and privacy — but this isn't always easy to achieve. Tall fences can be expensive and may look out of place, especially if you have only a few feet of space to work with, which is why you should consider dwarf plants for your small garden space. In fact, there is one popular evergreen shrub that can offer privacy in spades without imposing on that much-needed square footage.
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1 week ago | 
housedigest.com | Laura Hampson
For anyone embracing the charm of cottagecore garden style, rose bushes are a must — but the variety you choose plays a key role in setting the tone. While hybrid tea and floribunda are two heavenly-smelling rose varieties that remain popular picks, those craving a softer, more vintage aesthetic may want to consider the romantic appeal of the noisette rose (Rosa × noisettiana).
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Laura Hampson
For anyone embracing the charm of cottagecore garden style, rose bushes are a must -- but the variety you choose plays a key role in setting the tone. While hybrid tea and floribunda are two heavenly-smelling rose varieties that remain popular picks, those craving a softer, more vintage aesthetic may want to consider the romantic appeal of the noisette rose (Rosa × noisettiana).
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2 weeks ago | 
housedigest.com | Laura Hampson
Nothing says summer like a garden with a row of hydrangeas, bursting with lush green foliage and candy-hued pops of pink, blue, and violet. Whether you already have one and are looking to expand your collection, or you're envious of your friends' impressive blooms, hydrangea bushes are relatively easy to propagate — all you need is a leaf and a rock. This no-cut propagation method is simple: tuck a hydrangea leaf that's still attached to the plant under a rock right in the soil.
