Plant Your Plate
Plant Your Plate
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How to Peel Tomatoes
Peeling your tomatoes is the secret to silky-smooth soups, stews and tomato sauce. Master the technique with this simple step-by-step guide and video.
These Genius Light Bulbs Are Designed to Help Your Plants Grow—And They’re Available on Amazon
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Healthy Summer Picnic Ideas to Pack Up for Dinner Tonight
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The warm weather and long days are just begging you to lay out a blanket and do dinner outside. No-cook picnic dinners are perfect when it's too hot to turn on the stove.
How to Make a Healthier Pasta Salad Recipe
Get tips for how to make a healthier pasta salad recipe.
There are endless healthy ways to make pasta salad. While pasta salad is a crowd-pleaser, traditional recipes typically weigh in at over 500 calories per serving. They also skimp on the good stuff like whole grains, crunchy vegetables, fresh herbs and lean protein.
How to Build a Butternut Squash Garden Trellis
How do you cram an abundant, sprawling garden into only 500 square feet? For Kyle and Morgan Hagerty, the couple behind the urban farmstead East Sac Farms in Sacramento, California, the solution was to grow up—and they created this squash trellis to do just that.
Follow the Hagertys on Instagram: @urbanfarmstead and @dailyflourish
How to Grow Your Own Sprouts at Home
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Sprouts, like alfalfa and broccoli, show up on sandwiches and wraps on the regular. Growing your own at home is easy, and you can do it year-round for a bounty of fresh vegetables anytime you want.
Related: How to Grow Microgreens
A New Study Says Gardening Is Just as Good as Going to the Gym
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This story originally appeared on BHG.com by Dan Noso
9 Health Benefits of Gardening
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Sure, growing your own tomatoes or peppers is an inexpensive way to eat healthy—and nothing perks up a salad like a handful of freshly picked herbs. But gardening delivers a bushel of other benefits as well. Research shows it can reduce stress, fight heart disease and even boost your memory. That's no small potatoes!
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5 Heirloom Tomatoes To Seek Out This Summer
Look for these exceptionally tasty heirloom tomatoes at your farmers' market-or grow them in your garden.