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  • Tea tree oil is a great natural remedy to use when getting rid of burn marks on your feet. Get rid of burn marks on the feet with tea tree oil with help from a Ph.D in Natural Health in this free…

  • Sideritis syriaca, commonly known as Greek mountain tea or ironwort, has long been used throughout its native range -- which includes western Asia, the eastern Mediterranean and southern Europe -- to…

  • Though they’re technically called neem trees, nymph trees have several benefits, the largest of which is pest control. Because the neem tree controls pests and kills them at their nymph stage,…

  • Hair dye is designed to change the color of hair, but sometimes the dye used to change gray hair to a darker color can end up dripping onto the back of the neck or ears and cause discoloration. Use…

  • Although it is dense, ash wood is susceptible to insect damage and is not rot-resistant. These traits, along with its coarse grain, make ash wood unsuitable for most outdoor projects. Ash bark has not…

  • Some people see moss as the perfect solution for shady, acidic areas that won’t support other plant life. But when you’d prefer other landscaping options – or when moss threatens to…

  • Herbal fly repellent won't break the bank if you try to make it yourself. Learn about the herbal fly repellent recipe with help from the operator of a pest control business in this free video clip.

  • Millipedes do not do much damage in a home or garden. Their diet consists primarily of decaying vegetation, they are not aggressive, and only the giant tropical millipedes are toxic enough to be…

  • Tea tree oil is extracted from leaves on a tea tree. This aromatic oil has a variety of uses around the house, one of which is to disinfect and remove mildew. If you find mildew on rugs in your home,…

  • Tea tree oil is derived from the leaves of the melaleuca alternifolia plant. It’s used in alternative medicine to treat and prevent infections. However, it’s also used to kill common…

  • Tea tree oil is obtained when leaves from tea trees are steamed and then wrung out to extract oil from them. The oil's use as an antiseptic can been traced back to the aboriginal tribes of Australia.…

  • There's nothing like a mean case of razor burn. It happens when your skin is extra sensitive or perhaps when your razor is a bit too sharp. Tea tree oil is an all-natural herbal oil with a medicinal…

  • Using a weekly pre-shampoo oil treatment can make the difference between having healthy, strong and shiny hair and having dry, brittle, lackluster strands. Hair can be damaged on a daily basis.…

  • The Australian tea tree (Leptospermum scoparium) is an upright shrub or small tree, growing to a height and spread of 10 feet. With lovely red, cup-shape flowers that bloom in late spring or early…

  • Sporotrichosis, commonly known as rose thorn disease, is a fungal infection that is contracted by humans through material such as dead branches, soil, sphagnum moss, and yes, rose thorns. Though…

  • Root rot, leaf spots or blights and mildews affect all gardens to some degree. Using chemical fungicides can effectively eliminate these fungal infections, but they also can harm nearby plants and…

  • There are a number of trees that share the name gum and each of these trees is highly distinguishable from the other. Leaves range from large, green and lobed to tiny, silvery blue leaves with no…

  • Parents, teachers and students live with a lot of stress on a daily basis. These people would love to receive an anti-stress gift that was made by hand. Whether you create an entire anti-stress gift…

  • As any avid gardener knows, mites are among the worst types of home garden pests. The next time you discover mites on your plants, you can get rid of them without the help of chemical-laden…

  • Tea tree oil enhances homemade cleaners because it is a natural disinfectant. A few drops in a spray for your bathroom or kitchen can help control mold and bacteria without the use of polluting…

  • Natural wood has been a popular option for siding for centuries. With proper treatment it remains attractive throughout its lifespan. There are several wood treatments available depending on what…

  • Cleaning upholstery with tea tree oil will deodorize and sanitize the fabric without harsh and potentially dangerous chemicals. Choosing this natural method will not only protect the environment but…

  • Arum triphyllum, a member of the family Araceae, is known by several common names, including Indian turnip, dragon root, jack-in-the-pulpit, memory root, wake robin, and Arisaema triphyllum. The plant…

  • Laundry static, or static cling, can be an annoyance, especially in dry climates or during winter months. Going to work or school with your clothes clinging to your body or to one another is not…

  • Tea tree oil is an aromatic essential oil derived from the tea tree. It possesses antiseptic and antifungal properties and is sometimes used in alternative medicine for skin ailments, including acne.…

  • Herbal satchels serve a variety of purposes. They are used in people's homes and hotels to make cabinets, closets and drawers smell fresh. The bags are also popular as party favors or gifts for other…

  • Trees need sunlight to grow, and in most cases, are able to get all they need. Some trees, however, get so big that they leave other smaller trees in the shade, affecting their growth and health.…

  • Toadstools are fungi and closely related to common mushrooms. There are edible toadstools and poisonous ones. They may grow in turf or on dead and rotting trees. Toadstools are the fruit of mycelium,…

  • Herbal glycerite boils use hot liquid to extract essential oils from herbs. Unlike solvent extractions, which use high-proof ethyl alcohol to separate herbal constituents from an herbal base, boiled…

  • Gum trees are native to Australia but grow in warm-season climates across the globe. They are known in most places as eucalyptus trees, the aromatic plants with high stature and oily leaves. The tree…

  • To cat lovers, few things are scarier than the idea that a beloved pet can be ill, and even die, because of something you've willingly brought into your home. Websites such as TeaTreeWonders.com…

  • Tea tree oil originates from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia, a member of the myrtle family. The oil acts as an antimicrobial and carries soothing properties. Tea tree oil is useful for…

  • Coconut palm trees (Cocos nucifera Linn.) are standard tree specimens in most Florida and tropical landscapes. It presence adds ornamental value but is most widely grown for its crop value. Its fruit…

  • Flea control is necessary for the health and well-being of your family and pets. Using tea tree oil for flea control depends on how you use it, where you use it and what animals you use it near or on.…

  • Depending on the cause of your dog's earache, treatment with tea tree oil or sweet oil may relieve symptoms or even cure the illness. Tea tree oil or sweet oil can also be an important part of regular…

  • Create your own live herbal wreath at home using herbs from your garden. Making a wreath allows for herb growth throughout the year, instead of having to give up the herb garden when the weather turns…

  • The essential oil of the Australian tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) is an effective ingredient in herbal medicine used for it's antibacterial and antifungal properties and it works for cleaning…

  • The bark of a tree acts as a protective layer of tissue to protect its internal structure from damage. Tree bark responds to damage and wounds much like human skin: it bleeds, forms a scab and…

  • A combination bathtub and shower unit is much more versatile than a shower alone. With a combination unit, you can take a quick refreshing shower or a long luxurious bath. But before you start filling…

  • Mixing oil and trees may seem like an environmental disaster. However, several trees produce oil with both beneficial and negative effects. Tree oil has benefits for the pharmaceutical or agricultural…

  • Since the turn of the century, concern over the health impacts of chemical residues on fruit has led to increased demand for organically grown produce. Farmers have struggled to protect their crops…

  • Armpits can get infected for several reasons. The folds of skin combined with body heat and sweat create a welcome environment for bacteria: You could also have problems with pimples or ingrown hairs.…

  • When you are outdoors and bugs are driving you crazy, you might be tempted to reach for a commercial, chemical-laden bug repellent. Instead, consider avoiding DEET and other dangerous substances by…

  • Hypromellose phthalate, which is also known as hydroxypropyl methylcellulose phthalate, is a colorless, odorless white powder. It is used in building materials as a component of tile adhesive, as an…

  • Cottonseed oil is processed from the cotton kernel and used in a variety of foods, including mayonnaise, salad dressings and potato chips. Cottonseed oil is the third largest produced food vegetable…

  • Head lice remains the scourge of elementary schools. Many children in both public and private school will suffer with head lice during the course of their education. Getting rid of head lice is a…

  • Each year, 3 million people are poisoned by pesticides and 200,000 of them die, according to the World Health Organization as reported in the New Internationalist. The National Centers for Disease…

  • Kalonji oil and seeds have been used for hundreds of years for their medicinal and healing properties. These little black seeds have many names: nigella sativa, black seeds, black cumin, black caraway…

  • Herbs have been used since ancient times to cook and to cure everything from the common cold to bruises and even the spirit. Many serious conditions are suspected to benefit from the properties found…

  • There is more than one way to fight a fungus. Using ointments and oils, eating right, taking preventative measures and boosting the immune system are all good anti-fungal activities, but don't be…