| | In winter I get up at night
And dress by yellow candle-light.
In summer, quite the other way,
I have to go to bed by day.
âRobert Louis Stevenson (1850â94) |
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Brilliant Vega Overhead Star Vega Shines Bright Overhead on July Nights Away from city lights in mid-July, one could see as many as 2,500 naked eye stars. But only one star stands out because itâs the only bright star directly overheadâand thatâs Vega. This brilliant blue-white star is a favorite of stargazers and astronomers. |
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| Eliminates offending odorsâdoesnât just mask them! The ingredients are a proprietary blend of essential and botanical oils in a GMO-free soy wax base with an unbleached hemp wick. $12.95 |
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Growing Okra Okra Okra is traditionally a southern U.S. plant that thrives in warm weather. Hereâs how to grow okra plants in your own garden! |
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| Use this small pitcher as a flower vase or accent decoration. $12.95 |
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Water-saving in the Garden The Water-Wise Garden Plants drink their food. If your soil dries out, your plants will starveâor wilt. Take these steps to keep your garden moist and water wisely. |
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| A brilliant seven-step color infusion process produces a gorgeous interplay of greens, yellows, and blues on a reflective metallic finish. $23.95 |
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| By day, these beautifully detailed 39-inch-tall Solar Light Iris Stakes are an artful addition to the garden. By night, they impress with a stunning display of color and light. The solar-powered light is housed inside a crackle glass ball in the center of the flower. A decorative way to light up your pathway, garden bed, or any outdoor area. $39.99 |
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Measuring Veggies for Recipes Measuring Vegetables for Recipes: Pounds to Cups Measuring vegetables for recipes is not always easy. The following equivalent measurements will help you convert a vegetableâs weight (in pounds) on the grocery scale to the amount (in cups) that you need for a recipe. |
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| Save $5.00 while supplies last. Made of durable cast iron that features an aged patina. $24.95 |
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