We Always Aim To Give Back
Love my wishing well,my Grandchildren are so looking forward to tossing in a coin and making a wish,each month we shall collect the coins and give them to our church to help our missionaries in Africa who are helping the sick and orphaned children,anybody and everybody are welcome to come and toss a coin and make a wish.
Thank you-
Joan
On 7 May 2021, at 9:00 am,
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Bees are Helpful to Your Garden
Bees are helpful to a garden. They love flowers that close at night. This is the reason why bees are only buzzing around during the daytime. Bees are also attracted to the flowers that are bright in color and have a strong fragrance. Because bees help pollinate flowers and plants, they are responsible for the existence of many flowers. Without bees, over 100,000 plant species would cease to exist.
You don't need to be a dedicated composter to reap similar benefits.
Call it cheating, but applying used coffee grounds, eggshells, chopped-up banana peels, and other organic matter directly to your soil (no composting required) can offer plants nutrients as they decompose. For already-growing beds, scatter and bury the items within the first few inches of soil.
