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What Are Your Best Tips for Sustainability in the Garden?
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My guess is that organic gardeners already have sustainability on their minds. After all, growing your own food is a huge first step in leading a sustainable lifestyle. Plus, nontoxic, chemical-free methods are inherently more sustainable — for

Why does my dog eat nonfood items?
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Q: I have a 6 1/2-month-old rat terrier/Italian greyhound mix. When outside she likes to smell flowers, then eats them. Sometimes I find her eating things like grass, another dog's vomit, snails, just about anything! How do I stop her from putting

Indy the greyhound survives 'rescue' of doom
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Marin Humane Society A happy and healthy Indy (left) - he weighed only 52 pounds before being rescued a second time - with Molly and Santa. This is the story of a greyhound that needed to be rescued from his rescuers. Indy, a 5-year-old red fawn male,

Longwood Gardens: a plant database
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Photo courtesy of Longwood Gardens Longwood Gardens, just across Maryland's border and into Pennsylvania, is a delightful garden destination. Now it is a destination on the web, too. Longwood, about two hours from Baltimore in Kennett Square, Pa., has

Guest post by April Demes: Good neighbours make great gardens
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Easy Organizing: Communication Station
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Paperwork — the name says it tall. Handling the daily onslaught of kids' permission slips, bills, and junk mail can be a full-time job. To keep track of your family's incoming and outgoing messages and mail, set up a "communication station" in a

Chic on the Cheap: Inexpensive Home Decor
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A dollar-stretching mother and daughter design duo show how to create rooms that are as stylish as they are cost-savvy. Clutter-free but never cold, these rooms have longevity and livability. loading.. Share Stairway good bones, great pieces, interior

Accell GreenGenius Smart Surge Protector and Power Conditioner Model 220 - Product Review
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You've spent a lot of money and collected a lot home theater components over the years. With each component upgrade or addition you have another power cord to plug in. After the number of wall outlet options run out, you add a power strip, then another

Carpet Tiles - A Stylish Solution
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I was checking out the FLOR website this morning and they pretty much won me over. Aside from the huge variety there are two things that I particularly love about them: they're easy to install and replace should there be a spill or some other type of

Reclaimed Flooring that Looks Like New!
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Staybull takes the wood that lumber mills across the world discard (even the most eco-friendly mills discard A LOT of wood) and uses it to make this gorgeous, looks-like-new flooring. It's VOC-free, uses solvent-free adhesives and finishes, and is

'False autumn' because of drought
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The arrival of what poet John Keats described as the "season of mist and mellow fruitfulness" is usually heralded with the leaves turning to red, gold and orange. But this year many of the trees have already dropped their leaves in order to conserve

Buy of the day
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Large magnetic board, £85, from beyondthefridge.co.uk Graphic designer Amanda McIvor has created a lovely range for the kitchen, including boards, magnets and even limited-edition prints. The boards are made from sheet steel - you can use them to stick

Water Plants for a Goldfish & Koi Water Garden
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Plants are important to the health of goldfish and koi ponds, in addition to providing aesthetic appeal. They consume the same nutrients as algae, so having a sufficient number of plants can help keep your pond free of algae. Aquatic plants also...

5 Cleaning Tips for Allergy Relief
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1. Use special bedding covers and launder sheets and blankets weekly in 130°F water to kill dust mites. Washer water not hot enough? Try tumbling items first in a hot dryer for 30 to 60 minutes (longer for thick comforters), then washing on hot. 2.

Flower bulbs for year-round pleasure
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My garden in full summer is not a joyful place. After midsummer, the East Anglian droughts, plus the detritus from the lime trees around the boundaries of my garden and the feathers from the hens' and ducks' annual moult make me want to throw in the

Obama quips, jabs, raises money
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Over the course of six hours Monday in Dallas and Austin, President Barack Obama managed to rake in $1.6 million for Democrats, kick up some dust in the governor’s race, and issue a stern warning to voters: Beware the ideas of Texas-style Republicans.

Garden Detective: Genetically modified plants escape into the wild
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Newsday/Optimum Online� subscribers click here for full access Not a Newsday or Optimum Online� subscriber? Click here Great. Humans have done it again. First, the Yangtze river dolphin extinction, then the Gulf oil spill, and now this. Not that I

Garden Detective: Two great products to help plants survive drought
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Newsday/Optimum Online� subscribers click here for full access Not a Newsday or Optimum Online� subscriber? Click here My garden can't catch a break. Two years running now. Cold and soggy last year, and hot and dry now. I know we're all in the same

AgraQuest Introduces Broad-Spectrum Fungicide Into Canadian Home and Garden Market
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DAVIS, CA--(Marketwire - 08/09/10) - AgraQuest, Inc. announced today the launch of SERENADE Garden, the first home and garden biofungicide based on its patented active ingredient Bacillus subtilis strain QST 713, into the Canadian market. SERENADE

AgraQuest Introduces Broad-Spectrum Fungicide Into Canadian Home and Garden Market
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AgraQuest, Inc. announced today the launch of SERENADE Garden, the first home and garden biofungicide based on its patented active ingredient Bacillus subtilis strain QST 713, into the Canadian market. SERENADE Garden will be distributed through

AgraQuest Introduces Broad-Spectrum Fungicide Into Canadian Home and Garden Market
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DAVIS, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/09/10 -- AgraQuest, Inc. announced today the launch of SERENADE Garden, the first home and garden biofungicide based on its patented active ingredient Bacillus subtilis strain QST 713, into the Canadian market. SERENADE

AgraQuest Introduces Broad-Spectrum Fungicide Into Canadian Home and Garden Market
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SERENADE(R) Garden Biofungicide to Provide Home Gardeners With Unique Solution to Protect Plants Against Diseases DAVIS, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 08/09/10 -- AgraQuest, Inc. announced today the launch of SERENADE Garden, the first home and garden

11 a.m.: Jean-Jacques Taylor on the Cowboys
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Jean-Jacques Taylor, columnist for SportsDayDFW.com and The Dallas Morning News, is answering your questions about the Cowboys in a live chat at 11 a.m. Monday. Ask your questions in the Coveritlive module below, and Jacques will answer them for an hour

2 p.m.: Chuck Greenberg on the Rangers
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Chuck Greenberg, the prospective owner of the Texas Rangers, will answer questions about the team in a live chat at 2 p.m. Monday. Ask your questions in the Coveritlive module below, and Mr. Greenberg will discuss them for an hour or so. Mobile users

Stop by the Home and Garden Pavilion
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GILFILLAN, Minn. —Landscaping, flower arranging and container gardens can make some people steer away from annuals and perennials. But its honestly not that difficult, says Mo Therkilsen of Comfrey. Therkilsen and her sister, Liz Olson, will discuss

Question of the Week - What is a Network-Enabled Blu-ray Disc Player?
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Although DVD is the most successful home entertainment product in history, ever since it was introduced in 1997, it lacks true high definition playback and recording capability. Two competing camps came up with a solution: Blu-ray and HD-DVD. However,

Garden Chore List for June and July
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herb garden image by Steve Lovegrove from Fotolia.com There are many garden chores to perform during June and July. June and July are busy months for the home gardener, as there are many chores necessary to maintain the garden plants that are growing