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Gardening tips: Flowers that are the hardest to grow in hot climate
Most people who are new to gardening assume that a hot climate is pure heaven for almost all plants. Meanwhile, lots of garden flowers actually prefer mild or even cold climates to thrive.
Kate Yakimchuk gardening tips climate zone flowers planting Garden 20 January 2024
Learn more about wildlife: Animals that tolerate cold weather just fine
Some animals can survive cold months, but still prefer warmer ones – it's pretty normal for most kinds. Meanwhile, there are also animals who always live in cold climates and are perfectly adapted to withstand even the harshest weather conditions.
Kate Yakimchuk animal facts climate animal adaptation temperature Animals 16 January 2024
A new experiment: Predicting the weather – chronic pain researched
Have you ever experienced some chronic pain just to understand that you could predict weather by it? According to an experiment, around 70% of people suffering from chronic pain would change their plans based on weather-related pain forecasts.
Kate Yakimchuk research pain chronic pain health facts Psychology 16 January 2024
Gardening tips: Colder states need special approach – gardening advice
When taking care of your garden plants, you have to take your local climate into account - it matters a lot! While hot states are perfect for most fruits and vegetables, cold climate can be tough, so you have to put more effort in gardening.
Kate Yakimchuk climate zone gardening tips planting seasons Garden 29 December 2023
Gardening tips: Winter is tough – help the birds
If you love nature and want to help it, then you can help the birds survive the tough winter days. If you have a garden, then it can be a perfect place to feed, protect, and help different birds.
Kate Yakimchuk birds gardening tips winter help Garden 27 December 2023
Why climate matters: Gardening insights
Your local climate plays a huge role in different aspects of gardening, and that's why you should always take it into account. From the varieties you choose to the way you water your plants, climate affects lots of aspects of how you take care of your garden.
Kate Yakimchuk gardening tips climate zone gardening plants Garden 13 December 2023
Not for your hot climate: Gardening tips
Before you choose some plants to grow in your garden, you should learn more about your climate and its features. While a hot climate is usually better for gardening than a cold climate, it can still not be suitable for some plants.
Kate Yakimchuk climate zone gardening tips plants gardening Garden 13 December 2023
Protecting your plants from unexpected frost: Gardening tips
Just one night of unexpected frost can destroy lots of your garden plants, completely destroying your hard work. You can't always be ready for an unexpected cold night, but you can do preventive measures to keep your plants safe.
Kate Yakimchuk gardening tips frost plant protection tips Garden 10 December 2023
No sun makes you feel bad: Psychologist's insights
You might love winter for its beautiful snowy sceneries and Xmas decorations, but lack of sun can actually affect your mood a lot. Not everyone experiences this effect, but lots of people do - they become moody, sleepy, and almost depressed.
Kate Yakimchuk sunlight mental health vitamin deficiency Psychology 3 December 2023
How temperature affects nesting: A new study on birds' habits
Many small birds are starting to build their nests earlier in spring due to warmer weather caused by climate change. However, this change brings a new problem, especially for baby birds: they face more extreme weather like sudden cold or heat.
Kate Yakimchuk research nests nesting birds Animals 22 November 2023
Fruits becoming sweeter after cold: Know more about your plants
Some fruits and berries are naturally sour, but they magically become sweeter after cold days or nights. People have been knowing it for centuries, but have you ever wondered why that happens?
Kate Yakimchuk gardening fruits berries Garden 15 November 2023
Take it home: Garden furniture that you shouldn't leave outside
If you have a nice patio or a relaxation zone in your garden, then you probably have comfortable and good-looking furniture there. You don't use it daily, but you shouldn't always leave it outdoors, because weather and humidity can damage your furniture quickly.
Kate Yakimchuk furniture relaxation materials tips Garden 2 November 2023
How weather affects our appetite: Nutritionist's insights
Have you ever wondered why it's hard to lose weight before summer, but it's easier to lose it during summer? It's often tied to our appetite, because weather, climate, and seasons can affect it a lot. But how?
Kate Yakimchuk appetite food Cooking 12 October 2023
Cold weather and hunger: Unveiling the connection
Have you ever noticed that you're less hungry in summer? A recent study conducted by researchers at Scripps Research sheds light on the brain's response to cold temperatures, revealing how it can lead to an increase in appetite among mammals.
Kate Yakimchuk research food weight Psychology 29 August 2023
Plants that survive hot weather well: Make your garden heat-resistant
Certain garden plants are well adapted to hot weather conditions and can thrive in environments with high temperatures and intense sunlight. These plants have evolved to conserve water, tolerate heat stress, and continue growing even during the hottest parts of the year.
Kate Yakimchuk climate plants gardening Garden 24 August 2023
Garden plants that don't thrive in hot regions: Selecting perfect plants for your garden
While most plants love sunlight and warm temperatures, they don't always thrive in hot regions. Garden plants that are not well-suited for hot regions typically struggle due to the intense heat, high temperatures, and arid conditions commonly found in such climates.
Kate Yakimchuk plants gardening temperature tips Garden 21 August 2023
How pets manage with hot weather if they can't sweat: Different types of temperature regulation
Pets, like dogs and cats, have evolved various mechanisms to manage hot weather, even though they can't sweat like humans do. Sweating is one of the primary ways humans regulate their body temperature, but animals have developed alternative strategies to stay cool.
Kate Yakimchuk pets sweat temperature Animals 18 August 2023
Gun violence is correlated to hot weather: An unexpected study
Hot weather stresses out lots of people, and sometimes it leads to horrifying and unexpected things. A new study by Boston University and the University of Washington has revealed a significant link between higher temperatures and increased gun violence across 100 major US cities.
Kate Yakimchuk research violence Psychology 18 August 2023
What to drink in hot weather: Stay hydrated and healthy
In hot weather, it's important to stay hydrated to prevent heat-related illnesses and maintain your overall well-being. Here are some drinks that are recommended for staying hydrated in hot weather.
Kate Yakimchuk drinks tips Cooking 18 August 2023
Garden plants that are hard to grow in hot states: Choose your garden plants wisely
In hot states with intense heat and sun exposure, some plants can be more challenging to grow due to their sensitivity to high temperatures and drought conditions. However, with proper care, soil preparation, and strategic planting, it's still possible to cultivate a diverse and thriving garden.
Kate Yakimchuk gardening plants tips Garden 17 August 2023