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9. July 2025

Enjoy your balcony to the fullest. Even a miniature one

Ing. Kateřina Jelenová
4 min.
30 reading
Enjoy your balcony to the fullest. Even a miniature one
Small balconies are often unused. Decorate your balcony in detail and according to your wishes. Don't worry, nothing is impossible and even a small balcony can fit a lot of stuff! Living in an apartment is more affordable (and often more comfortable) than in a large house these days, that's for sure. But even people from block of flats sometimes long for a bit of greenery, for pleasant sitting in the fresh air or for relaxing in the sun. All this is possible if your apartment has a balcony. Even the smallest balcony can be smartly equipped, so you will be able to enjoy many things on it. Especially vital and indispensable relax.
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4. July 2025

July in the Garden: What to Sow, What to Harvest and What to Watch out for?

Ing. Aneta Paroulková
4 min.
30 reading
July in the Garden: What to Sow, What to Harvest and What to Watch out for?
In July, it is especially important to ensure sufficient irrigation. There’s a lot to harvest, but you can sow some fast-growing kinds of vegetables to the empty garden lots. Pull out weeds regularly and get rid of unwanted insects and slugs.
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2. May 2025

Make Your Mom Happy on Mother's Day

Ing. Kateřina Jelenová
4 min.
71 reading
Make Your Mom Happy on Mother's Day
Mother's Day falls on the second Sunday in May every year. This year it will be May 11. Have you already thought how to make your mom happy?
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17. April 2025

Easter Day-by-Day: Traditions That Still Make Sense

Ing. Aneta Paroulková
4 min.
60 reading
Easter Day-by-Day: Traditions That Still Make Sense
Just a few days off in the early spring? Far from it! Easter traditions have their origins deep in history – some of them are Christian, some pagan, but all of them carry the symbolism of a new beginning, hope, and rebirth. During these several days, one can experience both peace and rejoicing, frantic preparations and lively celebrations. What can you take from the traditions of yore and make them part of your family gatherings?