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2023 Giving Tuesday Recap

Every year, it seems that the message of Giving Tuesday is reaching more and more people. What a beautiful thing it is to be able to serve the people both within your community and others around the world. If Giving...

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The Types and Benefits of Homemade Tea

Written By Lara Wadsworth Tea of some kind has been drunk somewhere in the world for at least 5,000 years. This simple yet comforting drink is ingrained in human culture. However, there are so many different kinds of tea and...

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Christmas Wheatgrass Tradition

Published December 5, 2022 There are many traditions associated with Christmas. Hanging stockings, singing carols, giving gifts, etc. Did you know it is also a traditional custom to grow wheatgrass for your Christmas table? In Croatia, you will commonly see...

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Discovering the Festival of Lights: Hanukkah's History and Traditions

Written By Chelsea Hafer Often referred to as the Festival of Lights, hanukkah is a radiant celebration that illuminates the winter season with hope, unity, and tradition. Can you feel the warm glow of candlelight, the sizzle of potato latkes,...

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Stay Healthy - Foods to Eat This Winter

Written By Lara Wadsworth Staying healthy in the winter is always on the top list for health-conscious individuals. With flu season, less sunlight, cold temperatures, and back-to-school time, the winter season is often a hash of sickness after sickness for...

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Rediscovering Kamut: A Nutrient-Rich Journey

Written By Chelsea Hafer In the world of grains, Kamut stands as a venerable ancestor, a time-honored variety that has gracefully made its way back into the spotlight. The name Kamut, derived from the ancient Egyptian word for "wheat," paints...

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DIY Bird Seed Ornaments

Who doesn't enjoy watching birds out their window? I find birds absolutely mesmerizing to watch. The way they interact with each other and the environment is so much fun to observe. You can even stage their presence by providing a...

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Growing Brussels Sprouts - A Nutrient-Packed Veggie

Written By Chelsea Hafer Brussels sprouts, deriving their name from the city of Brussels where they were first cultivated in the 16th century, prove to be a nutritious and flavorful addition to any home garden. Despite being a bit challenging...

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Gather 'Round: Unwrapping the Essence of Thanksgiving

Written By Chelsea Hafer As the autumn leaves paint the trees gold and russet, and the air crisps with the promise of winter, families across the United States prepare for a heartfelt celebration that is quintessentially American—Thanksgiving. It's that time...

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5 Tips to Keep Deer Out of Your Garden

Written By Chelsea Hafer Nothing can be more picturesque than the sight of a deer loping through a field – unless it’s on its way to the garden to chew your plants to the ground. That’s when Bambi turns into...

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Announcement - Hortisketch Garden Planner Now Available

Have you been sketching your garden plans on scrap pieces of paper and notebooks that have become lost through the seasons? There is now a better way to design, plan, and track the progress of your garden with the Hortisketch...

A Raw Thanksgiving

A Raw Thanksgiving

For so many who eat a raw vegan diet, planning a Thanksgiving meal can be stressful. Or, you may wonder what you could bring to a dinner where all the food has been cooked. There's something about the foods of...

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Yams vs. Sweet Potatoes - Demystifying the Confusion

Written By Chelsea Hafer If you've ever strolled down the produce aisle or perused the canned goods section at your local grocery store, you might have found yourself pondering the difference between yams and sweet potatoes. Are they the same?...

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Ditch Peat and Embrace Coco Coir - A Greener Choice

Written By Chelsea Hafer In recent years, the gardening world has faced a major challenge - the scarcity of peat moss, a widely used component in soil mixes. With growing concerns about the environmental impact of peat harvesting and its...

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Giving Tuesday 2023

The 2023 Holiday season is upon us. It’s time to get cozy next to the fire and enjoy the season of giving, savory food, and time with family and friends. Before jumping straight into Thanksgiving and all that it brings,...

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Cultivating Clarity: How Wheatgrass Boosts Your Brain Health

Written By Chelsea Hafer In recent years, a vibrant green elixir has captured the attention of health enthusiasts. It's not some exotic potion or newly discovered superfood; rather, it's wheatgrass, the young shoots of the common wheat plant (Triticum aestivum)....

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Dia De Los Muertos: A Colorful Celebration of Life and Death

Written By Chelsea Hafer Picture a vibrant tapestry of marigold flowers, sugar skulls, and candle-lit altars adorning the streets. Families joyfully decorating the graves of their loved ones, sharing delicious food, and recounting stories of those who have passed. This...

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Native American Heritage Month - Nourishing the World

Written By Chelsea Hafer As November ushers in Native American Heritage Month, it's an opportune time to celebrate the rich cultural tapestry, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous peoples throughout the Americas. Among their many gifts to the world, one often...

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Unlocking the Mysteries of Halloween

Written By Chelsea Hafer In the crisp embrace of autumn, when the moon hangs low and the leaves rustle with secrets, a peculiar enchantment sweeps through the air. Giggles of excitement mix with the spine-tingling shivers of anticipation. It's that...

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The Art of Composting Leaves

Written By Chelsea Hafer Turning a Seasonal Chore into Nutrient-Rich Gold Fall often marks the arrival of crisp air, vibrant foliage, and the annual task of raking leaves. While it's tempting to bag up this natural debris and send it...

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