Simple 5 steps to Grow Garlic * Break up the garlic bulb into cloves and bury them a couple inches deep in loose, damp soil. * Make sure you keep the pointed side of the clove facing upwards. * When your garlic sprouts, make sure to give them water when the topsoil feels dry but be sure to not overwater – garlic tends to not need too much water. * Cut off any flowers that bloom to preserve the flavor of your garlic. * Once your garlic plant has 5 or 6 leaves, it’s ready to be pulled up!
Keep mosquitos away with these DIY non-toxic luminary jars
Summertime is here, which means barbeques and outdoor living. Unfortunately, it also means mosquitoes and bug bites. Luckily, we’ve found a easy DIY repellant that is safe, works great, and smells good too. Woohoo! Items 4 mason jars (or old pasta sauce or jelly jars) 40 drops – Cedarwood,
