Category: FloraFriday
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Flora Friday: Why you Should Crave Carrots

Although the saying that carrots give you better eyesight is not the full story – the power of the carrot should not be underestimated. Here is why you should grow carrots in your garden this spring and how.
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Spring Gardening in NYC: Planting Timeline, Soil Tips & Companion Planting Guide

Spring is around the corner, now is the time to prepare for your garden for this spring and summer. Here is how to start your action plan to get the best yield of your garden.
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Flora Friday: The Tomato Takeover of NYC Gardens

Discover the best tomato varieties for NYC urban gardens, plus expert tips on planting, care, and harvesting. Perfect for rooftops, balconies, and small spaces!
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Flora Friday: Why Strawberries Deserve a Spot in Your Spring Garden

Strawberries are easy to grow, nutritious, and support local ecosystems. This guide offers tips for cultivation and a delicious shortcake recipe to enjoy your harvest.
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Flora Friday: The Hidden Power of Flowers

Flowers are not just decorative but also have practical uses, including food and health. Edible flowers can enhance meals, drinks, and skincare. The text highlights 11 easy-to-grow varieties, their flavors, and growth tips, encouraging individuals to add these resilient plants to their NYC apartments for beauty and culinary delight.
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Flora Friday: Blueberries- a Nutritional Gem

Do you know Blueberries are a Native New Yorker? They are surprisingly easy to grow and one of the most rewarding plants if you are patient. If you are a fan of these berries, know you do not need a huge backyard to grow them!
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Flora Friday: Spinach – Small Leaves, Big Impact

Spinach is a powerhouse leafy green packed with essential nutrients that support overall health. It is rich in vitamins A, C, and K, which help boost immunity, promote healthy skin, and strengthen bones. Spinach also contains antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin, which protect the eyes from age-related vision problems. Additionally, its natural nitrates may help…
