The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. Our editors have taken and written about clean supplements for a decade — these are our favorite NAD supplements that are free of unnecessary fillers, third-party tested, and backed by experts. People are calling them the fountain of …
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“What is that? It looks like a tomato plant.” This time, it was my friend’s turn to show surprise at the latest addition to my patio garden. I lacked space for some plants in the vegetable plot, so I often improvised with potted veggies. I knew zucchini, eggplant, and green pepper always did well in my big pots. This year, …
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“Some tea?” My friend asked as we lounged in her plant-filled sunroom. “Dandelion?” “Why not?” She poured … and left the fragrant, yellow flower remnants floating in our mugs. Dandelion tea is good for everything from gut health to your immune system. It’s an excellent source of potassium, which helps kidneys filter out toxins. In fact, dandelions have more vitamins …
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The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. As I navigate reducing my alcohol intake, I’ve turned to THC-infused seltzers for chilling out and winding down. Over the past year, I’ve tested dozens of hemp-derived seltzers to see which ones are best — and here they …
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Spring is known as the season for “getting the garden in” but perhaps, for whatever reason, you haven’t yet put seeds in the soil. Now that spring has nearly run its course, and the long, hot days of summer are coming over the horizon, are hopes for growing your own food dashed? Not remotely. Though you may have missed the …
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Sweet and juicy, melons can bring a refreshing break from the summer heat. Part of the Cucurbitaceae family, melons are related to cucumbers, squash, and watermelon, similarly grown for their edible fruits. In the United States, orange-fleshed melons are usually sold in grocery stores, while lesser-known varieties with green or yellow interiors can be found in farmers markets. Growing melons …
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“Did you know this little treasure is actually a weed?” A friend was showing me the latest addition to her orchid family. “In countries like Cuba” she continued, “this Epidendrum radicans hybrid is invasive. It takes over lawns and gardens.” “Like dandelions?” She chuckled at the comparison. I guess one man’s trash is another’s treasure. Yes, every plant family has …
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If you’re anything like us, you already adore thrift shopping — there’s hardly a better high than scoring the perfect piece of clothing or furniture for a fraction of the price it would cost new. And you’re giving a new home to something that might otherwise end up in the trash! “A whole new thrifting world opens up when you …
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The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. We’ve researched and tested dozens of chef knives over the years — these are our picks for high quality, eco-friendly kitchen knives that’ll last a lifetime. A good knife can be a make-or-break in the kitchen; it’s the …
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Sun-dried tomatoes are a pricey delicacy that either come in tiny, quickly-used jars or in bags that always look over-dry and often a little moldy. But what most people don’t realize is that drying your own tomatoes is quite easy, which can make it quite easy to enjoy sun-dried tomatoes whenever you like. Here’s how to make your own homemade …
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