Compact Garden

For many years, gardeners have debated which type of orchard is better: standard or dwarf trees. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. My neighbor once complained, “There are pears, but…

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Garlic

Garlic is a well-known garden plant used as a seasoning. Its history, much like that of onions, is so ancient that it’s hard to pinpoint its origins. Today, it feels…

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Adam is Always Young

Is your man complaining that life is boring, that work is exhausting, and are you finding yourselves in conflicts? Often, this can be attributed to what doctors refer to as…

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Lose Weight for Your Health

You’ve made the firm decision to lose weight. Where to start? First and foremost, with self-control. And also by familiarizing yourself with the chart we’ve provided below. You’ll discover some…

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Physalis

Physalis is a plant closely related to our familiar potatoes and tomatoes, belonging to the nightshade family. The ripe fruits possess medicinal properties and are used as a diuretic for…

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The Magic of the Stars

– Astrology, literally translated as “the science of stars,” is the result of years of observation regarding the positions of stars and planets and the events they influence. Astrologers use…

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Helpful Tips

Preventing Glass from Freezing. Late in the fall, before you insulate your windows, it’s a good idea to clean the glass. Add a few drops of glycerin to the water…

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How to Fight Aphids

It can be found on almost all plants, particularly targeting tender greens. In specialty stores, you can purchase anabasine or nicotine sulfate. Use this solution (instructions for dilution are provided…

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Cosmetics

When it comes to powder, a common cosmetic product, we might think we know it all. However, there are distinct ways to use both loose and compact powders. For powder…

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May Day

Spring has adorned the earth with a blooming array of colors, and on the calendar, it lights up: May 1st. International Workers’ Day. This joyful celebration is always something we…

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Easter

The beginning of spring has long been associated by our ancestors with the Feast of the Forty Martyrs, celebrated on March 22 in the Gregorian calendar. It was said that…

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Blackberry

In folk traditions, blackberries are often referred to as “deaf raspberries” or “blueberries.” This bushy plant thrives among shrubs in forests, particularly near swamps, along riverbanks, and in damp areas.…

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Lunch at the Dacha

The warm May sun is shining generously. Many are already eyeing their suitcases: vacation time is just around the corner. Those preparing to welcome holidaymakers at their vacation homes, while…

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Spring Salad

Wash the lettuce leaves, roughly chop them, and place them in a salad bowl, drizzling with the dressing. To make the dressing, mash the garlic with salt and sugar, then…

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Tsifomandra

This rare perennial plant is still relatively uncommon in our region. Its fruits are plum-shaped and light orange in color, offering a pleasant sweet-tart flavor. Known as cifomandra, this plant…

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TEETH AND SWEETS

In Pittsburgh, there once worked Dr. Milton Nicholson—a forward-thinking professor and dentist. He focused primarily on the prevention of dental diseases. We often found ourselves lamenting to each other about…

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Fish Day

Finnish Herring Cut herring fillets into pieces and soak them in a marinade prepared as follows: mix prepared horseradish, powdered sugar, vinegar, sliced onions, and oil. Let the herring sit…

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LIVING ROOM

In this room, the family gathers in the evenings to relax, watch TV, and entertain guests. It’s a space where the tastes and preferences of the apartment’s residents truly come…

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Candies for Tea

These little candy balls are absolutely delicious. I suggest making them for your moms. For the balls, you’ll need 200g of butter (about 14 tablespoons), 1.5 cups of flour, 5…

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How to Avoid a Cold

I hope you’ve toughened up your child over the summer, so they’re not too sensitive to temperature swings and damp weather. However, prolonged exposure to cold can weaken the body’s…

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CHEESE SALAD

Cut the cheese and ham into small pieces. Peel the hard-boiled egg and chop it as well. Rinse the dill and chop it finely. Mix everything together with mayonnaise. Serve…

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STUFFED CABBAGE

Sauté the ground meat with onions and bell peppers, seasoning with salt, and then add chopped parsley and dill. Cut out the core of the cabbage and fill the cavity…

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Mandarin in the Room

Dracaena Depending on the source, Dracaena belongs to either the Dracaenaceae or Agavaceae families. This family includes over 150 species of plants, commonly found in the tropical and subtropical regions…

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