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New products from Hibiscus and More

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 Hello Bloggers, My website Hibiscus and More just recently received an upgrade. Hibiscus and More is expanding their product line to include more than plants. The upgrade will include: Fine Art Prints, Photo Note Cards, Gardening Books, Jigsaw Puzzles, Place Mats, Tote Bags, Stock Photography. Fine Art Prints. Click here.  Fine Art Prints Photo Note Cards. Click here.  Photo Greeting Cards General Gardening Book. Click here.  Gardening Book Butterfly Gardening Book. Click here.  Butterfly Gardening Table Placemats. Click Here.  Dinner Place Mats Canvas Tote Bags. Click here.  Tote Bags Need Stock Photography? Click here.  Stock Photography Alex can be purchased in prints, cards, tote bags, and more. Spring has arrived. To get ready for spring be sure to read the March Gardening calendar.

March Gardening Calendar 2023

In March the weather teases gardeners into believing spring is almost around the corner, with lots of continuous sunny and warm days. During this time of year, the weather is very unpredictable for planning and the weather is like a roller coaster, one day it’s nice and sunny, then the next day it’s cold and rainy.  As gardeners we get antsy, we want to get out in our garden and play in the dirt. But we know better, the last average frost date is still a month or two months away, depending on your gardening zone. This is when we can start planning for this year’s spring garden. Spring is a good time to check out new gardening books. There are two gardening books I would like to recommend  Southeast Style Gardening and Gardening for the Butterflies  and the books are on sale on Amazon. Here are the links: Southeast Style Gardening and Gardening for the Butterflies. The books can help you plan your garden for spring. March Gardening Chores As we patiently wait for spri...

National Slam the Scam Day

  Thursday, March 9, 2023 is National Slam the Scam Day. The Social Security Administration is launching a new campaign to bring awareness to these scams targeted mostly to seniors. For more information and how to report the scammers visit: www.ssa.gov/scam Unfortunately, this is not the only scam going around internet cyberspace that needs to be addressed and shared with my readers. Anyone who has a social media account can become a potential target to scammers. This has become the new norm for scammers and our blog is spreading the word of warning to our readers.   There are several ways scammers use to extract money from individuals. One way is to send a friend request on Facebook. The majority of the time when you receive a friend request it is from a friend you know. A lot of people have reconnected with long lost friends through Facebook. What happens when you accept a friend request who you don’t know? Here is one scenario that could happen to you or someone you kn...