Buy smaller plates - your mind is conditioned to expect a plate full of food. So buy smaller plates and fill them with food, and you'll be reducing the calories you eat by 25% or even 50%! Go individual - if you fancy crisps, buy an individual bag. If you want pudding, buy a one-person not a family size.
Garden Dictionary Word: Calibrachoa. Meaning: Named for Antonio de la Cal y Bracho, 19th century Mexican botanist and pharmacologist. Latin Pronunciation: kal-ee-BRAK-oh-uh.
It grows well as a perennial in hardiness zones 9 through 11 and as an annual in more northerly climates. Calibrachoa is very heat tolerant. The form of the plant allows it to be used as a border or accent plant and it can also be kept in pots and hanging baskets. Propagation is by cuttings, as the plant produces few seeds.