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Some Key Points for Success in Organic Gardening
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Key components for organic gardening: 1)� � � � � Soil makes an important role in organic gardening. Organic fertilizers like composted garden, kitchen waste and yard can be easily recycled. 2)� � � � � All types of chemical,

With winter approaching, your garden could use some tender care
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The temperatures are going to dip this weekend and the garden is definitely slowing down. It's time to put it to bed for the long winter. Where to start? Pocono experts share what they're doing in their own garden: Linda Wiles, Horticulture Extension

Backyard Retreats - Water Gardens
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Sean Murphy One of the most popular year-round outdoor home improvement projects is installing a water garden. The quiet burbling of water is enough to soothe even the most cutthroat Wall Street trader, provide a wonderful wildlife habitat and cut street

Trimetals: Tips for choosing a new garden shed
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Garden sheds can serve a huge range of different purposes, from providing a quiet space to escape and indulge in creative projects, to serving as a place for storing garden furniture and DIY equipment. Whatever you plan to use your garden shed for, you

Backyard Environmentalist: Fall for your garden
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There are two ways to think about fall in the garden: as the end of the season, or as the high point of the year. From an ecological point of view, it's definitely the high point. The plants have completed a year's growing cycle, finished fruiting, and

There are two ways to think about fall in the garden: as the end of the season, or as the high point of the year. From an ecological point of view, it's definitely the high point. The ...
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There are two ways to think about fall in the garden: as the end of the season, or as the high point of the year. From an ecological point of view, it's definitely the high point. The plants have completed a year's growing cycle, finished fruiting, and

Fall Color, Halloween at the NY Botanical Garden
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Karl Lauby, vp of communications at the New York Botanical Garden sent me a couple of photos of the garden in full fall glory. “About as colorful as it gets,” Karl says. The great secret at NYBG is its fantastic collection of beautifully cared for

PlantJotter.com helps with the gardening
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Scratch a gardener and you might find an organizational gadget geek. Or at least one that longs to know where and when they planted every bulb.

Green home and garden expo
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Baan Lae Suan Fair 2010 kicks off today at Challenger Hall, Impact Muang Thong Thani until November 7, and focuses on once again, "green design". The fair features the latest designs of decorative items, as well as green projects that can be adapted or

Home & Garden Calendar: Butterfly Garden dedication (Encino), growing winter vegetables (Woodland Hills) and more
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Butterfly Garden dedication: The Southern California Garden Club hosts the event with seed giveaway and discussion on growing a home butterfly garden, 10:30 a.m. Sepulveda Garden Center, 16633 Magnolia Blvd., Encino. www.southerncaliforniagardenclub.org.

Grow an Aroma Garden for Entertaining Visitors
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Entertain the Senses and the Mind! Vincent Summers At a botanical garden, there are ever-so-many varieties of plants to seea lot of them unfamiliar to the visitor. There is usually some form of identification provided for each. This is a pleasant and

PlantJotter.com helps with the gardening
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Scratch a gardener and you might find an organizational gadget geek. Or at least one that longs to know where and when they planted every bulb. That's why we were excited to see a website that combines gardener and geek in a tidy, fairly inexpensive

Recommended Garden Plants for Washington State
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I want to do this! What's This? Jupiterimages/Photos.com/ Create a lush green garden with sedge grasses and maidenhair ferns. Sometimes the most difficult part of gardening is selecting plants that are ideal for the location, climate and garden

Warner Bros DVD2Blu Upgrade Program - Product of the Week
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Here is a great holiday shopping idea. If you have a lot of DVDs and own a Blu-ray Disc player you might want to take advantage of the Warner Bros DVD2Blu upgrade program. The way it works is that you send in the disc of a Warner Bros title(s) from your

gardening part 5: Storing dahlias for winter
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Dahlias are dazzlingly beautiful flowers that bloom from the middle to the end of summer.Plants grow from tubers that are planted in the spring. But these tubers are sensitive to frost and need to be lifted from the ground every fall and stored in a

Its time to reinvent the greenhouse or porch as a place to enjoy your plants
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I love winter flowers, and February is one of my favourite months, but November is a far cry from the promise of crocus and snowdrop. Whatever Shelley says. I have been thinking about how gardeners can get through the next patch. If money were no object

Organic Garden Seeds
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I’m getting ready to order seeds for my garden, and I’m seeing a lot of organic options. What are the benefits of using organic seeds? I don’t use pesticides in my garden anyway, so does it really make much of a difference? Yes, if organic seeds

Home and Garden Briefs: Oct. 25, 2010
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CHATEAUGAY — The historical exhibit "Chateaugay Cookery" at the Chateaugay Memorial Library gives insight into how food was prepared locally years ago. The exhibit by the Chateaugay Historical Society, on display through November, answers such

Home and Garden Briefs: Sept. 27, 2010
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Fort Ti plant sale, Harvest Market set for Saturday TICONDEROGA — The King's Garden Harvest Market and Autumn Plant Sale is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Fort Ticonderoga. Freshly dug perennials such as heuchera Melting Fire, yarrow Red Beauty

Culture mulching: a brief digression on the idea of a garden
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After listening to a Radio National conversation about books and gardens W H Chong was inspired to reflect on the "idea" of a garden - including how they evoke conscious and unconscious responses and the manner with which nature can be mediated as an

Christmas on the high street | News from our decorating blogs
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It's nearly November, so it's definitely time to start gearing up for Christmas! Our favourite decorating blogs have already started, with Jenn from Roomenvy posting a host of delights for you, with her pick of the best Christmas decorating looks from

Forgotten plants add a sense of sculpture
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"Perennials have all the publicity, and shrubs are getting forgotten about," says Tim Rees, looking out of the window of his north London design studio. "For me, their main appeal is their sculptural quality, and the fact that they develop their beauty

Continue your love of gardening indoors
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Houseplants have been indoor guests for thousands of years; hieroglyphics show their popularity in ancient Egypt, while history records the use of atrium rooms, similar to our sunrooms of today, by the ancient Greeks and Romans.

Things to do in November
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As the soil still retains some warmth in November, tackle any earthworks. Get any winter digging finished while the going is still good. Use up last years compost and incorporate it or lay it on top for the worms to take down. Then start a new heap.

Helping homeowners feel more secure
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Dogs deter them. Deadbolts thwart them. But the best way to send burglars packing is with an alarm system, says Tony Calderone, president of Illinois Alarm Service Inc. in Forest Park. "Used to be, people called us after there was an intruder in their

Plant bulbs now for a garden full of colour in the spring
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Search iwcp.co.uk: A large, traditioanl heap will give gardenders plenty of compost. GARDENINGIT IS a busy old time in the garden at the moment. Here is a selection of little jobs that should be done now that will bear great dividends later on: It is

How to grow Ipomoea lobata
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These flowers are even more of a bonus if they hark back to summer. Ipomoea lobata (sometimes known as Spanish flag), is a warm combination of flame-crimson, cream and yellow. A tender twiner from Mexico, it carries its flowers on dark, wiry stems that

When cold sets in, it's time to reinvent the greenhouse or porch as a place to enjoy your plants
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I love winter flowers, and February is one of my favourite months, but November is a far cry from the promise of crocus and snowdrop. Whatever Shelley says. I have been thinking about how gardeners can get through the next patch. If money were no object