For gardeners with poor soil, hungry wildlife, poor sunlight, or all of the above, container gardening provides several answers. You can manipulate the soil in your container to be just what you need for the type of plants you are growing. Container gardens can be moved anywhere you like. They can be transferred to follow seasonal sunlight changes, and they can be placed in an enclosure, on a porch, or a protected location to deal with hungry pests like rabbit, deer, and squirrels. Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! Hay Bales Hay bales are one of the more interesting “containers” because they break down as the growing season goes on. They are the only container on the list that will feed your garden as it contains your garden. That’s pretty cool! To create a haybale container you need 4 haybales, and you simply arrange them so there is a rectangular space between them all. Sort of like you are building a raised bed except instead of lumber, you are using haybales. Fill that section with fertile soil and grow whatever you like in there. You can also cut a section out of…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Masters Tournament is all about tradition, and that includes everything down to what the golfers wear during the four days at Augusta National Golf Club.That was on display last year when Australian star Jason Day was asked to keep his Malbon Golf outfits a bit more reserved. But it seems that he’s already starting to push the boundary before teeing off for his first round on Thursday.Day, a former world No. 1 golfer, was spotted on Monday for his practice round in Malbon’s “Birds of Georgia” collection, wearing a top that featured a bunch of different birds, from orioles to cardinals to woodpeckers and more. The outfit was supposed to have matching pants, but it was reported by Sports Illustrated that Day was told by Augusta National to wear normal, solid-colored pants instead. This came after Malbon dropped Day’s fits for the week on social media.”If you are on the course and you are tuned in with nature and know the sounds of birds, you’ll make more birdies,” Malbon Golf founder Stephen Malbon told the outlet about Day’s lineup for the week. “It’s inspired by Native American beliefs. Each one of…

Ostap Hel is back for another round at We Knife Co., this time collaborating to produce the Trion folder. This piece is on the larger side but even with the additional beef it doesn’t lose any of Hel’s signature super clean style. These days, We Knife Co. is a household name – well, at least in knife enthusiast households; and one of the things they’re known for is lavishing very high fit and finish on all their knives. This means that some of their pieces are a unique blend of beauty and the beast, where they are meant to be used, but are almost too refined-feeling to want to use. This dual nature is particularly evident on their larger pieces – like the Trion here. Lefties, this one is fully compatible for you! With a total length of 3.78 inches, the Trion’s blade is spacious enough for big cutting jobs. This might be the first time we’ve ever seen a blade shape described as a “modified spey point,” but whatever you want to call it, Hel’s spare lines make it clear that this is a profile that won’t throw up any untoward surprises, instead doing exactly what is asked of…

The United States ruling class has pressured satellite imaging company Planet Labs to stop publishing photos of the war in the Middle East. Planet Labs agreed to the censorship request, saying that no photos after March 9th will be shared. A Story of Censorship – Starting in the 1970s This agreement will last until the war between the U.S., Israel, and Iran is officially over. The proprietary imagery captured and shared by Planet Labs has already been widely used by journalists and open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysts to verify strikes and damage on both sides of the war. These included sites such as Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, used by U.S. forces, and Tehran’s Mehrabad International Airport, according to a report by RT. U.S. ruler Donald Trump has warned of large-scale attacks targeting Iranian power plants and other civilian infrastructure unless Tehran complies with Washington’s demands and allows free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian Official Says The Strait Of Hormuz Will Never Return To Pre-War Operations Beyond the immediate violence, the war is already triggering global economic consequences. Disruptions to oil and liquefied natural gas flows from the Persian Gulf are driving up energy prices, while supply…

Most people are completely unprepared for a disaster. And I’m not talking about being prepared for some end-of-the-world scenario. Most people aren’t even prepared for common disasters that happen all the time. Hurricanes. Floods. Earthquakes. Wildfires. Chemical spills that force an evacuation. A winter storm that knocks out power for a week. Sudden disasters don’t care whether you’re ready or not. And when one hits, the last thing you want to be doing is scrambling to find flashlight batteries or realizing you don’t have a single gallon of clean water in your house. The good news is that basic preparedness doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. You don’t need a bunker. You don’t need a year’s worth of freeze-dried food. What you do need is enough supplies to get you through the first 72 hours. That’s the period when stores are picked clean, roads are flooded or blocked, and you’re essentially on your own. This article is going to cut through all the noise and give you the bare minimum of what you need to have on hand before disaster strikes. Click here to download a printable version of the checklist below. Water Water is your single most important…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Terry Crews’ wife, Rebecca King Crews, has been battling Parkinson’s disease for 16 years.During an appearance on Monday’s episode of the “Today Show,” King Crews — who was diagnosed in 2015 – got candid about living with the disease and detailed how a newly-approved procedure has helped manage her symptoms.”I feel good,” she said. “I’m able to write my name and my dates, and I’m able to write with my right hand for the first time in probably three years. I’m seeing improvement in my symptoms.”PARKINSON’S RISK INCREASES WITH EXPOSURE TO COMMON CHEMICAL, STUDY SUGGESTS King Crews first began noticing symptoms in 2012.”Just some slight numbness in my left foot and then my trainer noticed that my arm did not swing when I’d walk and I was like, ‘Okay.’ Then I woke up one morning and my hand was shaking,” King Crews recalled. “I said, ‘Now that’s a tremor,’ because my grandmother had tremors. So I went to the doctor, and he told me, ‘Oh, you’re having anxiety, you’ll be fine.'”The mom-of-five was able to get multiple referrals for additional doctors and eventually got her diagnosis within three years.”Well, I knew she…

President Donald Trump on Monday told reporters that Iran could be taken out in one night, “and that night might be tomorrow night,” warning Tehran it had to make a deal by Tuesday night or face wider bombing raids.Trump had earlier vowed to enforce a Tuesday night deadline for Iran to agree to a ceasefire deal or face broad attacks on power plants and other critical infrastructure. Trump is demanding Iran forswear nuclear weapons and reopen the Strait of Hormuz oil transit waterway.“The entire country can be taken out in one night, and that night might be tomorrow night,” Trump said during a White House press conference.“I hope I don’t have to do it,” Trump said.Critics have said Trump would be committing war crimes if the U.S. attacked civilian power plants, a point that Trump dismissed on Monday.“I’m not worried about it. You know what’s a war crime? Having a nuclear weapon,” Trump said earlier on Monday during an Easter egg event for children on the White House South Lawn.Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told the briefing that the largest volume of strikes since day one of the operation against Iran would take place on Monday and warned Tuesday would have…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pushing to expand the Dietary Guidelines for Americans into hospitals, integrating federal nutrition standards into patient care.On March 30, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), led by Dr. Mehmet Oz, sent a memo directing hospitals to align their meals with the guidelines by reducing ultraprocessed foods, sugar-sweetened beverages, refined carbohydrates and added sugars.Kennedy reportedly shared that Oz’s memo effectively acts like a federal mandate, as hospitals may need to follow the dietary guidelines to maintain funding.DR OZ BLASTS ‘WHITE FOODS’ AS OBESITY DRIVERS AS FEDERAL DIETARY GUIDELINES CONTINUE TO MAKE WAVESMost hospital menus rely heavily on convenience foods, according to Dr. Hamid Khan, chief medical officer of Jorie AI, a healthcare revenue service.”Patients are often served items such as pasta, processed deli meats, packaged snacks with artificial components, sugary desserts, cereals, juice and soda,” he told Fox News Digital.  “Although many hospitals have begun the implementation of ‘healthier options,’ the average menu still tends to prioritize low cost, long shelf life and ease of preparation over nutrition.”Larger concerns include high sugar and sodium levels, processed ingredients and refined carbohydrates in hospital foods, Khan…

Ruler of the United States, Donald Trump, has proposed a $1.5 trillion “defense” budget in order to fund the war with Iran. On Friday, the ruler also requested a 10% cut in non-defense spending for the 2027 fiscal year. This proposal includes a massive $500 billion increase in the military budget, as the U.S. continues its war against Iran. The U.S. Department Of War Seeks “Killer AI” This huge proposed surge in defense spending to $1.5 trillion, up from about $1 trillion in 2026, includes a 5% to 7% pay raise for military personnel at a time when thousands of servicemembers are actively deployed, according to a report by Reuters.  Reuters further reported that the White House is expected to employ a strategy similar to the one used to pass the 2026 budget, seeking a base National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) supplemented by a separate, large spending bill. Republican leaders in Congress have already begun preliminary work on the potential supplemental spending legislation required to reach the $1.5 trillion figure, according to congressional sources. The budget request’s unveiling coincides with reported U.S. military preparations for potential ground operations against Iranian islands and ports, operations that analysts warn could lead to significant American casualties. While…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Wisconsin sheriff’s deputy sifting through money taken from an illegal immigrant suspect arrested on drug charges became ill when she was hit in the face with airborne powdered fentanyl and cocaine, authorities said. The exposure happened when Jose Fredy Rodriguez Acuna, 25, of Portage, was being booked into the jail on March 31, the Columbia County Sheriff’s office said. Acuna had been arrested earlier that day during a traffic stop. While he was being booked into the jail, deputies were taking inventory of Acuna’s belongings, authorities said.”While manipulating US Currency taken from the subject, she unfolded a bill which contained a powdery substance,” said Columbia County Sheriff Roger Brandner. “The powdery substance became airborne directly into the face of the deputy causing an exposure.”FBI ARRESTS 55 IN MASSIVE DRUG RING WITH ALLEGED CHINA SUPPLIER FLOODING US STREETS WITH FENTANYL The deputy suffered a “medical event” and needed immediate care, authorities said. Other deputies administered Narcan, an over-the-counter nasal spray or injection that rapidly reverses opioid overdoses, on the sick deputy. The deputy was taken to a hospital and was expected to make a full recovery. FATAL DRUG COMBINATION SPARKS ALERT AS ‘RHINO TRANQ’ SPREADS…