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North America and many other places have been deluged with weather emergencies. It has been happening since there was life on earth, but
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Wild in the City
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When I moved to town from the country a few years ago, this backyard was one of those pristine, closely clipped lawns with a lovely flower garden in the midst of it. Not anymore. The flower garden this year grew corn and beans and squash, and wild sunflowers graced the back of the garage. Smaller oil type sunflowers grew on the south side of the patio, mixed in with millet and whatever else was in that cup of birdseed I scattered there. So now you’re thinking I must be some kind of nut, else why would I purposely let my backyard go to weeds?
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BeeSmith
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Into every life a little humus must (or should) come
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Composting your kitchen scraps is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to reduce waste and bolster your garden’s yield. If you haven’t discovered its amazing benefits, Irish gardener Bee Smith offers some easy ways to get started.
How to Shop Green (part 2)
Glenda Lehman Ervin
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Let’s face it, we are all consumers to some extent. So how do we make smart choices for both our families and the environment? Glenda Lehman Ervin offers some easy tips that are kind to your budget, too!
Of Trees and Table Cloths
Pat Veretto
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Gene Logsdon said one time that the way he planted walnut trees was to put walnuts in the ground and cover them. That
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Rene
January 22, 2008
You’ve heard the legend of the zucchini crop that ate Chicago ok, just one of the suburbs. Don’t let this happen to you! Rene Ammundsen offers valuable advice on garden planning and purchasing.
Snowed In?
Pat Veretto
December 6, 2007
With everyone getting snow, I feel guilty. It’s warm and sunny here in Colorado – 68 yesterday. Our time will come, though, of
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