and fruit that pops up. But if you’ve noticed something unusual about your tomato plants recently, you might be wondering: ...

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I love the smell of tomato leaves ... When bundled up and simmered in a sauce (or even plain water), the leaves and stems impart a pleasant, herby, savory tea-like flavor. It’s nice!

“Plants can get heat stress from being exposed to too much direct light or heat – to counteract this, they try to conserve moisture by curling up their leaves,” explains Richard ...

Some people believe that talking to your plants makes them thrive. While there's limited scientific support for sound ...

Katie, who helps me with anything that involves a ladder — I am not good with heights — arrives and we work in the rain, moving a small tree to a less shady place and clearing up wet leaves.

Your tomato plant seems to be growing inside a greenhouse and the leaves may be curling due to heat stress. In an enclosed environment such as this, there is often a build-up of heat and a lack of ...

Make a deep, crisscross incision on the top of the tomato and blanch. Once the skin starts to curl up, place in a bowl of ice water to cool before peeling. Cut into pieces. 3. Cut an onion in half ...

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It was time for the clean slate of fourth grade, seventh grade, senior year—and whatever challenges, insights, and discoveries were waiting to rain down on me like fall leaves. Many of us carry ...

Image: @kendalljenner Between warming up your vocal cords to hit Mariah Carey’s highest ... Treat them to this set of solid soap bars in Loewe’s Tomato Leaves fragrance for an expected botanical hit ...