HOME, GARDEN & SENIOR LIVING
Adding extra vegetables to breakfast offers a nutritious way to start your day.
BY KATY G. WILKENS | June 13, 2024 at 10:25 a.m.
Considering a Move to Senior Living? 2 questions to ask
To get started, ask yourself two questions
Learn About Life Care... and enjoy a complimentary dining experience while you're at it
Life Care protects you from the potentially devastating consequences of expensive long-term care
Invite Your Grandchildren into the Garden
Gardeners know and research is proving that gardening, even viewing a garden, as well as spending time in nature is good for the mind, body, and spirit. This is also true for the youngsters in our lives.
Secrets to Healthy Aging From “Blue Zone” Regions
Enjoy this healthy dessert recipe, "Blue Zone Ripple Flan with Berries"
Home Safety for Seniors with Parkinson’s or Other Conditions
How To Create a Safe Home Environment for Older Adults
Boost the Beauty and Comfort of Your Outdoor Spaces
Even simple changes can make a positive impact on the time you spend relaxing and entertaining on your patio, deck, or other outdoor spaces
Enjoy leeks, the mild-mannered cousins of onions
A mild form of onion, leeks get sweeter when you cook them. You can use them any time a recipe calls for onions or green onions.
Ways to Make Gardening Easier as You Age
"I love to putter around and work in the garden, but my back and knees have caused me to curtail my gardening activities"
Grow Fruit in Containers
Have fun and enjoy picking fresh fruit right outside your door thanks to compact varieties you can grow in containers
Embrace the Cauliflower Craze for a Healthier You
Step aside kale, cauliflower is taking the spotlight as the ultimate health superstar
Choosing a Senior Community That Offers All Levels of Care
I need to downsize from my current house, and I want my next move to be my last
2024 Winning Flowers for Your Garden and Containers
Volunteer judges rate entries based on their improved performance, flavor, disease resistance, and other unique qualities related to their performance in gardens and containers
Sweet and Simple
Honey, sugar, molasses, sweet fruits, maple syrup or simple syrups can build big, bold flavor so you don’t need, and don’t miss, that extra salt in our diets that is killing one in seven Americans.
