July Garden Tips 🌱 and Blueberry Fun 🍇and more!

PIONEERTHINKING.COM NEWSLETTER  Home & Garden | Beauty | Cooking | Wellbeing | Crafts | Homesteading Dear Pioneers,   In this edition, we explore incorporating blueberries into meals, maintaining a vegetable garden in July, safely removing ticks, healing properties of daisies, choosing quilt fabric colors, natural remedies for garden pests, enhancing summer activities naturally, avoiding skin rashes in hot weather, packing foods for a perfect picnic, and cleaning your grill without a wire brush. Benefit from these informative articles and tips for a great summer! 10 Fun Ways to Eat Blueberries Learn about the nutritional value of blueberries and how they can be incorporated into your diet for a healthy and tasty boost.   >> read more   July in The Vegetable Garden Check this short reminder of some of the vital jobs to be getting on with in the vegetable garden during July. >> read more   Tick Removal: How to Safely Get Them Out Protect yourself from tick-borne diseases by knowing how to safely remove ticks. Get step-by-step instructions for safe tick removal. >> read more Packing a Picnic:    Include a variety of finger foods such as sandwiches, wraps, fruits, veggies, cheese, crackers, and nuts. These are easy to pack, eat, and share without the need for utensils. Daisies - Flowers That Heal Discover the beauty and symbolism of daisies. Learn about their history, medicinal properties, and how they can brighten up any home. >> read more   A Taste Of The Old Pioneer Cookbook: 101+ Best & Easy Old Pioneer Recipes With Cooking Tips & Kitchen Hints! (International Cookbook Series) >> Buy at Amazon.com How to Choose Quilt Fabric Colors Regardless of your sewing experiences you may want to consider quilting with fabric scraps to help develop certain quilting skills. >> read more Natural Remedies to Safeguard Your Garden Fruits from Common Pests Safeguard your garden fruits from destructive garden pests. Find out how to naturally combat aphid infestations and protect your harvest. >> read more Cleaning a Grill Tip:    After using the grill, turn up the heat to high and let it burn off any remaining food residue for about 10-15 minutes. Then, use a ball of aluminum foil folded into a small square to scrub off any remaining debris. Finally, wipe down the grill grate with a damp cloth or paper towel to remove any remaining residue. Enhance Summer Activities Naturally Enhance your summer activities with essential oils. Learn how to naturally protect yourself from sunburn, wind exposure, and outdoor hazards. >> read more How to Avoid Those Nasty Summer Skin Rashes Discover the causes of summer rashes and how to prevent them. Keep your skin healthy and itch-free during the summer months. >> read more Thank you for being a part of our Pioneerthinking.com community.  We hope these articles and quote bring you joy and inspiration.   Until we meet again, happy trails.

 

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