Shania King-Soyza

2 days ago | msn.com | Shaurya Shaurya |Chanelle Georgina |Shania King-Soyza

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2 days ago | themirror.com | Shania King-Soyza

Gardeners are always looking for simple, natural ways to boost their blooms and sometimes the answer is already sitting in your kitchen. For gardeners seeking simple, eco-friendly methods to enhance their blooms, the solution might be hiding in plain sight - in their kitchen. With synthetic fertilizers under scrutiny for contributing to pollution and potentially harming soil, one humble piece of fruit could be the key to a stunning garden this summer, all without breaking the bank.

2 days ago | themirror.com | Shania King-Soyza

Dogs communicate with us in a variety of ways, from wagging their tails to flashing a "smile" with a vet revealing what it all means. Vet Dr. Julian Norton has given a fascinating insight into our pooches' minds. He explains why dogs are prone to nudging and nuzzling with their noses.

2 days ago | the-express.com | Brigid Brown |Chanelle Georgina |Shania King-Soyza

Dr. Norton continued to unravel the mysteries of canine communication, adding, "I think it's a bit like when dogs come and lick us on our face or hands or that sort of thing. They're just really wanting to be part of the family and get some attention." The vet also touched upon the significance of licking in the canine world, often representing bonding or checking in emotionally with their humans.

2 days ago | nottinghampost.com | Shania King-Soyza

A garden expert has revealed that adding one simple piece of fruit to your watering can could be all it takes to get a beautiful bloom in your garden this summer and all year round