In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can search "grow zone" or "USDA hardiness zone" on Google and choose a website. Type in your zip code, and the grow zone calculator will give you a number and/or a letter, like "6b." Most cherries grow in climate zones 4-8. Research sweet cherries if you are interested in growing them. Sweet cherries are harder to grow because they require a dry climate that isn't too hot and particularly well-drained soil. In the United States, cherries grow well west of the Rocky Mountains in low-humidity zones. Sweet cherries vary in type, including Bing, Black Tartarian, Emperor Francis, Kristin, and Stella. Tart cherries also prefer well-drained soil, though they can withstand climates with more rain and greater humidity. Tart cherries tend to produce smaller trees than sweet cherries, which makes them easier to maintain. Research tart cherries to see if they are a better option for your environment. Tart cherries are great to cook with, and their tartness can be rather mild. Tart cherries come in Meteor, Montmorency, and North Star varieties. Standard-sized trees tend to be more resilient and yield more cherries. They are larger in size and have a longer lifespan than dwarf trees. Dwarf trees are smaller and take up less space. They also yield fruit at a younger age, about 2 - 3 years old. Both sizes are popular for growing cherries, and you should select the best size to suit your climate zone and growing preferences. Dwarf trees are more sensitive because they have a less vigorous root system. For sweet cherries, standard sized trees grow to about 2040 feet (6.112.2m) tall, and dwarf trees grow to 815 feet (2.44.6m). For tart cherries, standard adult trees grow about 20 feet (6.1m) tall, and dwarf trees reach around 812 feet (2.43.7m)
Summary: Look up your grow zone to find out if cherries will grow where you live. Grow sweet cherries if you are up for a challenge. Grow tart cherries for an easier option. Decide between standard or dwarf-sized trees.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The biggest concern after relaxing is often the level of dryness in your hair. You will need to take steps to add extra moisture to your hair to prevent frizziness and breakage. Shampoo less frequently. Shampoo is full of chemicals and is drying to hair. When you must shampoo, try using a sulfate free shampoo, as sulfates (a foaming agent) are drying to hair. When picking a shampoo, choose one that is marketed as moisturizing or contains products such as shea or argan oil. If your hair looks oily, try to remember that the natural oils produced by your scalp are moisturizing and healthy. Don't be shy about using conditioner. Use a large dollop and apply generously, especially to brittle and fragile ends. If time permits, let it sit for five minutes in the shower before rinsing. Scalps are often a neglected area of the body. During relaxing, your scalp will be surrounded by smelly, harsh chemicals. Don't forget to show it some love in order to promote healthy hair growth. If you are experiencing redness or itchiness, don't scratch. Try applying aloe vera to your scalp. Aloe is known for its cooling and de-itching properties. Simply rinse the gel from your hair after your scalp feels refreshed. Give your scalp an oil massage. Use a gentle oil such as almond or baby to gently massage your scalp. This will help open and relax pores, and will be calming to your skin. If you find traditional shampoo unbearable, try using baby shampoo. Extremely gentle and non-drying, baby shampoo is a great option if you find your scalp to be extremely sensitive after relaxing. Deep conditioners use specialized proteins such as keratin to penetrate within your hair's pores to add moisture. Proteins also coat split ends, improving the overall appearance of your hair. If on a budget, try a do-it-yourself mask of coconut oil. Gently massage two tablespoons of body temperature coconut oil into your damaged hair and wash with a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner afterwards. If you can't bear the oiliness in the daytime, try sleeping with the oil in and rinsing come morning. A hair mask containing clay will help heal and moisturize your scalp as well as your hair. If your scalp feels raw, clay's antibacterial properties will help keep it clean and fight infection.
Summary: Keep your hair moisturized daily. Take care of your scalp. Get extra moisturized by using a deep conditioning treatment or hair mask.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wash your face using warm water and your favorite face wash. Rinse the soap off and pat your face dry with a soft, clean towel. Because this face wash contains honey, it can get stickyespecially if you are going to leave it on your face for a while. You can protect your hair by pulling it back and away from your face and securing it with a headband, hair clip, or hair tie. You can protect your clothes by draping a towel over the front of your chest and shoulders. You will be mixing only a small amount of milk and honey, so the bowl or cup does not have to be big. A small dessert bowl would be ideal. You will need 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) of raw honey and 2 tablespoons (29.6ml) of milk. Not only is honey a great moisturizer, but it is also antibacterial, which makes it great for fighting off acne. Milk also makes a great moisturizer. It also helps tone and exfoliate the skin. If you have very sensitive skin, consider using 2 tablespoons (29.6ml) of oat flour, 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) of milk, and 2 teaspoons of honey. The oat flour will help ease skin issues, such as acne and eczema. Keep doing this until the honey has dissolved in the milk completely. You want to end up with something a cream-like consistency. You can do this by dipping a cotton round into the milk-and-honey mixture, or you can simply use your fingers. Gently work the face wash into your skin, using circular motions. Avoid the sensitive areas around your nose, mouth, and eyes. You can rinse the mixture off immediately, or you can let it sit on your face for 5 to 10 minutes. This will allow the mixture to seep into your pores and clean them out more effectively. Gently massage your skin with your fingers until you have gotten all of the mixture out. You may use some face wash if necessary. Use a soft towel, and do not rub your face. Once you have your face clean, you can wipe your face with a cotton ball soaked in toner. This will help tighten your pores and balance the pH of your skin. You may also apply some moisturizer after the toner.
Summary:
Start with a clean face. Consider protecting your hair and clothes. Find a small bowl or cup. Pour some milk and honey into the bowl. Stir the two ingredients together using a fork. Apply the mixture to your face. For a deep cleaning, let the mixture sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Rinse your face with cool water. Gently pat your face dry. Consider following up with some toner an moisturizer.