While sleeping is meant to be the ultimate form of rest, sometimes it’s anything but comfortable. This can be particularly true for those who experience chronic pain, such as in the back or hips. Hip pain can affect people of…
A 2024 review of the average person’s daily cell phone activity found that 62% of Americans sleep with their cell phone at their bedside (via Reviews.org). Based on this number, it makes sense that people would want to position their…
Dahlias are a late summer delight. Their abundant petals, long blooming season, brilliant colors, and sturdy stems make them excellent cut flowers, and they bring seasonal beauty to any garden. These flowers are well-suited to warmer growing zones (like USDA 8-10)…
Socially, the awareness of mental health issues is having a moment, and we are so here for it. Even pre-pandemic whisperings of mental health awareness and advocacy were popping up across social media. Now, nearly two years into a time…
In your quest to cultivate a healthy lawn, you might stumble upon a fascinating yet perplexing sight: a pattern known as a “fairy ring.” Often found in lawns and open grassy areas, this eye-catching spectacle takes the form of a…
Before you plant your peony tubers, some believe that you should soak them in water. This is because, depending on where you purchase them from, these tubers can look quite dry. High-quality sellers dig up and divide their peonies right after…
Orchids are fascinating and beautiful plants that many people enjoy looking at and growing. If you’ve ever been curious about those plant openings that seem to stick out of the pot, those are air roots. Air roots are a natural…
Welcome to The Farmer’s Garden Blog! In this blog, we will explore the wonderful world of bluebells, specifically the hyacinthoides hispanica species. These beautiful and vibrant flowers are a sight to behold, and they can easily be grown in your…
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of teeth to develop and emerge in the back of the mouth behind the second molars. They typically appear between the ages of 17 and 25, although some people…
Our cell phones have become an extension of ourselves, and it’s not difficult to see why. Everything from social media, connectivity with friends, news, and our weekly calendars to banking, online therapists, flashlights, alarm clocks, and step calculators are on…