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<p>Making your ample harvest last longer is easy with a few preservation ideas. Find out how to pickle your fruits and vegetables to make them last longer.   Why should you pickle foods?   Pickling foods makes them last an extremely long time. Also, it adds a new tangy flavour to  [...]</p>
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<p>Hydrangeas are well known for being affected by whether their soil is acidic or alkaline, nature’s litmus test. But if you would prefer your Hydrangeas to stay blue, there are a few ways you can help them out.   Put in the work  If the soil in your garden is naturally quite  [...]</p>
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