American poet Joyce Kilmer wrote, “I think I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree,” over 100 years ago, and his words ring just as true today. Trees provide the oxygen we need to breathe, clean pollution, shelter us from sun and wind, and house wildlife. Some even provide delicious fruits and nuts to nourish us. Research is now showing that spending time with trees has a positive effect on our mental health, too. We have a lot to celebrate about trees, so here are some ways that you can show your gratitude to them on Arbor Day. 
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7 Super Ways to Celebrate the Trees
Posted by Superberries Team on 4/24/2020 to Lifestyle
American poet Joyce Kilmer wrote, “I think I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree,” over 100 years ago, and his words ring just as true today. Trees provide the oxygen we need to breathe, clean pollution, shelter us from sun and wind, and house wildlife. Some even provide delicious fruits and nuts to nourish us. Research is now showing that spending time with trees has a positive effect on our mental health, too. We have a lot to celebrate about trees, so here are some ways that you can show your gratitude to them on Arbor Day. Aroniaberry Scones
Posted by Superberries on 4/24/2020 to Aronia Berry Recipes
This Aroniaberry Scone recipe is perfect for our stay at home time. Simple ingredients and a boost of antioxidants from the Aroniaberries. Serve for breakfast or freeze a batch and have on hand for breakfast during the week. Just pop them in the microwave for 20 seconds or so. Aroniaberry Bundt Cake
Posted by Superberries Team on 4/10/2020 to Aronia Berry Recipes
Make this Aroniaberry Bundt Cake part of your holiday celebration. Make a large cake or mini cakes for each of your family members. Decorate with candy or flowers and make the cake part of your holiday table decor.7 Super Family Fun Ideas for Easter
Posted by Superberries Team on 4/10/2020 to Lifestyle
People all over the world celebrate Easter both as a religious and as a family holiday. The events of this year will prevent most people from participating in their traditional activities, but that does not mean we cannot celebrate. Here are 7 ideas to help you stay engaged with your communities and share the spirit of the holiday. 7 Tips for Creating Healthier Easter Baskets
Posted by Superberries on 4/3/2020 to Health Tips
Over the next week, you will be assembling your kids' Easter baskets. Favorites like chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, peanut butter eggs, and marshmallow peeps could easily total 900 grams of sugar which is equivalent to 23 cans of soda or 90 cookies. Your kids will be eating over a month’s worth of sugar just from their Easter baskets. We've put together a few ideas on how to make your Easter baskets a bit healthier. 
