Do Container Herbs Need To Be Repotted?
Whether you have a thriving kitchen garden on your windowsill or a full container garden in the yard, knowing when to repot your herbs will keep them healthy.
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Claudia Alarcón
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Stories By Claudia Alarcón
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Why You Need To Prune Tomato Plants And How To Repurpose Those Trimmed Leaves
Many gardeners have a hard time pruning their tomato plants, but when done the right way, it is incredibly beneficial, and you can repurpose the trimmed leaves.
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Will Pruning Tomato Plants In June Really Double Your Harvest?
Certain sources on the internet claim that if you prune your tomato plants in June, you will double your harvest. But does this claim really hold up?
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This Decadent Dessert Beer Lets You Have Your Cake And Sip It Too
This decadent dessert beer delivers rich, cake-inspired sweetness and creamy flavor notes, giving you an indulgent treat you can sip like dessert.
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Cabernet Sauvignon Vs Pinot Noir: What's The Actual Difference
Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir are two wildly popular types of red wine, but what's the actual difference between them? Here's what you need to know.
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Transform Old Coffee Mugs And Flowers Into A (Cheap) Beautiful Centerpiece
Turn fresh flowers and old coffee mugs that are taking up space into a cheap, beautiful centerpiece that instantly elevates your table for any occasion.
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Should You Grow Cucumbers And Tomatoes Together? Here's What To Consider
Growing cucumbers and tomatoes together can be tricky, and success often comes down to the right setup and growing conditions.
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Repurpose Old Cans To Start A Rustic Indoor Herb Garden
Don't toss empty tin cans from coffee or food just yet: repurpose them into a rustic indoor herb garden that adds charm, greenery, and function to your home.
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No Self-Rising Flour? Toss 3 Pantry Staples Together To Make Your Own
If you went to bake something that requires self-rising flour, only to realize you don't have it, don't worry — you can make it yourself with three ingredients.
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Add This One-Ingredient Base Before Baking Chicken Thighs For A Major Flavor Upgrade
There's no shortage of simple chicken thigh recipes out there, but this one provides an instant sauce and tons of delicious flavor for your next weekday meal.
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Make The Best Freezer Door Margarita This Summer With These Expert Tips
Freezer door cocktails are a true delight. Just imagine pouring a cold, stiff drink after a long, hot day. If you're a margarita fan, make them like an expert.
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These Garden Fruits And Vegetables Benefit Most From Eggshells In The Soil
Eggshells are filled with nutrients plants crave. We spoke with an expert to learn how to add eggshells as fertilizer, and some methods to avoid.
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Fruit Flies In The Kitchen? Pour A Shot Of Whiskey
There are a few simple ways to make effective fruit fly traps using items you already have in your house, and a shot of whiskey is one of them.
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Growing Onions Inside A Water Bottle In Your Kitchen Is Actually Pretty Simple
Here at Tasting Table, we adore a simple gardening project. Follow this trick to have a supply of fresh onions available for your cooking needs.
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The 'Sa-Shi-Su-Se-So' Rule For Japanese Cooking
In keep with Japanese traditions, there are a set of rules that guide how food is prepared for flavorful and healthful meals. Here's what you need to know.
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Master The Art Of Charcuterie Boards With The Simple 3-3-3-3 Rule
Making a charcuterie board doesn't have to be complicated, an with one simple rule, you'll know exactly what to get for your curated selection.
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Cabernet Sauvignon Vs Merlot: What's The Actual Difference
Cabernet sauvignon and merlot share many similarities in dryness and color; here we look into the characteristics that make each varietal unique.
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Don't Toss Aluminum Pie Pans — They Can Save Your Fruit And Veggie Plants From Common Pests
Your empty aluminum pie pans can offer protection for your fruit and veggies by discouraging critters like deer, rabbits, and mice from chomping them up.
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Your Ice-Cold Glass Is Making That Premium Beer Taste Cheap
While you might expect a frozen mug with your beer to be the best way to enjoy it, the cold temperature can have a negative affect on many beers. Here's why.
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The Early Basil Step That Leads To Bigger Harvests Later
Basil is a delicious herb that can be used in sweet and savory dishes alike. But if you want to harvest more from the plant, try using this one tip.
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Some Alcohols Do Expire: Don't Leave These Types On The Shelf Too Long
While you probably won't get sick sipping an old bottle of liqueur, there are a few rules to think about in terms of the expiration of alcoholic beverages.
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Grow This Pretty Herb Under Fruit Trees — It Does More Than Just Attract Pollinators
Strategically planting is key for a successful garden, and there's one pretty herb that works perfectly under fruit trees for a couple of reasons.
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5 Ways You're Ruining Your Kitchen Knives
Kitchen knives are among the most prized utensils in the modern kitchen, so taking good care of them is paramount. Here are some common mistakes to avoid.
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Why You May Want To Skip Epsom Salt On Your Basil
While you often need fertilizer to encourage health plant growth, there's an all-natural alternative that works well on basil: epsom salt.
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Hiding In Your Kitchen Is A Natural Fertilizer That Makes Blueberry Plants Thrive
Blueberry shrubs are an attractive and delicious addition to your garden. Don't waste money on fancy fertilizers when you have a great one already.
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Marquesitas May Look Like Crepes, But One Crispy Detail Sets Them Apart
If you've never heard of marquesitas, they are the crispy, sweet Mexican dessert you have to try next. Here's what you need to know about this crepe-like treat.
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This Trash-To-Garden Hack Keeps Pests Away From Young Plants
Putting trash to good use in the garden is a win-win situation - and this hack even keeps harmful pests away from your seedlings. Here's how it works.
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