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I like having plants around the house but I only really have two south-facing windows and they are shaded much of the afternoon by a large tree.  Luckily, we have a sunroom off the south side of the house with three full walls of ceiling to knee-level windows.  It would be a great place to …

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Mostly healthy and an easy, no-bake recipe – yes please!  Don’t be fooled by the chocolate coating, under the sweet chocolate they are packed with goodness, and wholesome, filling whole grains & protein. These power balls are sweet enough to satisfy even the sweetest of sweet tooth and will help you power through the afternoon. …

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The biggest factor in having a successful gardening season is to plan ahead!  Late winter, when your beds are snoozing under a blanket of snow is the perfect time to lay the framework for an amazing gardening season. Your garden planning is going to look different depending on where you live.  Here in New England, we …

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Most commercial dog shampoos are almost exclusively made from synthetic ingredients.  They might throw in a natural extract or two so their marketing team can tout it as a “natural” product, but don’t be fooled, those extracts are usually pretty low down on the ingredients list.  Just to name a few of the nasty ingredients commonly …

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What is GI Stasis? Gastro-Intestinal Stasis is inactivity (stasis) of the digestive system. Rabbits have special digestive systems Rabbits are herbivores, herbivores that eat a very high fiber diet which would be too hard for many animals to digest.  Because of this, their bodies have a special “sac” in between their small & large intestines called …

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