For a limited time, Chipotle is relaunching its lip stain collaboration with beauty brand Wonderskin.
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While it’s best to stop eating early in the evening, there are some snacks that registered dietitians say support metabolism, even if eaten late at night.
We’re surrounded by warning signs — on the roads, at work, and on packaging and equipment. Your body sends warning signs, too.
IV therapy clinics have been on a growth spurt, offering drips that promise to boost energy, gird immune systems or relieve joint pain.
Q: A combination of overwatering and this heat caused my 9-year-old dwarf pomegranate leaves to yellow and drop on about a third of the plant. I turned off the water and hand watered it with small amounts of water. The only thing I did differently was to give the plants a small dose of Miracle-Gro in the spring. Any suggestions?
Q: You emphasized it’s better to water longer rather than more often. But what if that’s not possible? Our small condo community has an old irrigation system with everything watered from the same lines. We irrigate for nearly 24 hours. Less than that and small plants really struggle. Is there anything we can do?
This is the time of year we see a rise in humidity along with a threat from afternoon rains. This rise in humidity and high nighttime temperatures can also bring plant disease problems. You can do something now to prevent diseases before they occur.
Q: Can you give some tips on how to survive this latest bout of heat? Is it simply too hot right now for plants? Is shade cloth the answer?
Q: Please settle a disagreement between my wife and me. Each spring my wife plants several plants in pots for our patio using bagged potting soil. Each year a few of them die and others live. This happened two years in a row. I contend the potting soils need to have some real dirt mixed in with it to make them better.
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“I think it’s kind of getting me tired being in the same system… and not finding anyone who wants to adopt me.”
We’re surrounded by warning signs — on the roads, at work, and on packaging and equipment. Your body sends warning signs, too.
IV therapy clinics have been on a growth spurt, offering drips that promise to boost energy, gird immune systems or relieve joint pain.
Plans for Nevada’s first standalone children’s hospital are moving forward, with the next step in the development process.
Mondelēz Global LLC announced a voluntary recall of four carton sizes of Ritz Peanut Butter Cracker Sandwiches. The affected products were made in the U.S. and sold nationwide.
