You might have noticed we’ve recently published a smattering of non-travel related articles on Enjoy Travel Life. Are you scratching your head? Think you’re in the wrong place? Maybe you’re thinking, Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore. Well, you’re right—and
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Best Inspirational Garden Quotes To Make You Think
There’s little more rewarding than seeing your garden efforts in bloom. Or maybe it’s walking in a vibrant field of cheery sunflowers. Or you’re exploring interesting plant varieties in a beautiful botanical garden. Envision breathing deeply into a velvety, fragrant
read more31 Simple Tips for Preparing a Garden for Winter Time
How to Store Dried Herbs So You Can Enjoy Them Later
Oregano…Thai Basil…Tarragon…Do you enjoy snipping fresh herbs from your garden to make delicious recipes from around the world? Whether you’ve harvested a bumper crop, are going on vacation, or can feel Jack Frost approaching, it might surprise you how easy
read moreHow to Create A Luxury Outdoor Living Space That Rivals the Best Boutique Inns
Picture yourself in a beautiful outdoor space, sitting comfortably with a glass of wine and perhaps nibbling on cheese. You’re engaged in conversation or simply savoring a peaceful moment. The stresses of everyday life are melting away. Are you at
read moreWhy Plant These Drought Resistant Perennials? (Especially If You Travel!)
There are several things a travel-lover can do to ensure that her garden stays happy while she’s away. One of them is xeriscaping. This garden design technique relies in part on selecting drought-resistant perennials and other plants that require infrequent
read moreEasy Native Plants That Will Thrive in Your Garden While You’re Away
Have you ever returned from a trip to find your beautiful perennials beds in a pitiful wilted mess? It can be tricky to have a love of both gardening and traveling. Incorporating easy native plants into your landscape is part
read moreVeggie Garden Success: How to Plan A Backyard Vegetable Garden
Think of clusters of tomatoes heavy on the vine, glossy green peppers reflecting the sun, cucumbers, crunchy and cold. With planning and–OK, a bit of dirt under the fingernails–a harvest of lush vegetables from your backyard vegetable garden is yours
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