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Vastu Shastra: The Indian Feng Shui to Harmonize Your Home

Home and Garden

Less known than Chinese feng shui, vastu shastra is an ancient Indian art that promotes the good flow of vital energy in a place. We will explain how you can draw inspiration from this millennia-old knowledge to harmonize your home and feel good in your own space.

10
Apr
2024

Peasant Seeds: 5 Things to Know About the Craft of Seed Artisanry

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Unlike multinational seed companies, artisan seed producers often offer reproducible peasant varieties. Although this profession is largely unknown, the artisan seed producer helps to preserve humanity's food autonomy by multiplying and selecting peasant seeds each year. Here are 5 things to know about this trade.

05
Apr
2024

Organize the Bathroom: 5 Storage Tips

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When conducting a thorough spring cleaning at home, it's important to pay special attention to the bathroom, as it's a room where clutter tends to accumulate. To help you sort through your products and organize, here are 5 tips for tidying up the bathroom.

03
Apr
2024

Seed Bombs: How to Make Seed Bombs?

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What if you grew flowers in the city to celebrate the arrival of spring? In order for nature to reclaim its rights in urban spaces, a strange but peaceful "gardening guerrilla" has been declared in our cities for a few years now... The weapon of choice for these guerrillas is the "seed bomb." We'll explain how to make seed bombs to greenify vacant lots.

26
Mar
2024

The Solliès Pont vintage market: between nostalgia and conviviality

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The town of Solliès-Pont in the Var region is the capital of figs... but that's not all! Once a year, the castle hosts a vintage market to the delight of fans of antique items, old cars, vinyl records, and other accessories from the 1940s to 1960s. This flea market takes place in a warm atmosphere to the sound of rockabilly music: a guaranteed good time!

25
Mar
2024

The Dynamite Tree: 5 Things to Know About the Species Hura crepitans

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Among the world's most dangerous trees, the Hura crepitans species stands out for its explosive nature! This tropical specimen is called the dynamite tree or sandbox tree because its fruits explode loudly to disperse their seeds. Here are 5 things to know about this amazing plant.

21
Mar
2024

Garden: When to Trim Hedges for the Birds?

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With the arrival of warmer days, you might have planned a big spring cleaning in your garden. If you want to give your hedges a nice shape, be patient! In March, birds have probably built their nests in them. We will explain to you when to trim the hedges so as not to disturb the birds.

18
Mar
2024

The Valbonne Garden Festival: a fair for Mediterranean plants

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The Valbonne Garden Festival, organized in the spring by the Mediterranean Gardeners Society, is the annual gathering for enthusiasts of Mediterranean plants. Horticulturists come to present and sell their plants, much to the delight of amateur gardeners in the region. Don't hesitate to check it out this weekend: admission is free!

18
Mar
2024

The manchineel tree: the most toxic tree in the world

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If you're planning to spend your next vacation in Guadeloupe or Martinique, beware of the manchineel tree! This local hazard is neither a snake nor an insect, but an extremely toxic tree. We invite you to discover this plant species considered the most dangerous tree in the world.

14
Mar
2024

Flower Bulbs: 5 Tips to Make Them Bloom Again

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In garden centers, flower bulbs such as hyacinths, daffodils, and amaryllis are essential at the end of winter. If you want to enjoy their colorful bloom for a long time, you must take good care of them. We will give you 5 tips to prolong their blooming period and make them bloom again.

13
Mar
2024
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