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You Can Eat Common Milkweed As A Vegetable

Many common weeds can be eaten and some are quite nutritious. You can eat milkweed shoots, flower buds, and immature seed pods.

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Miraculously Medical Fynbos Plants

The Fynbos Floral Kingdom, completely unique to South Africa's Western Cape, is home to many unique healing herbs that have a host of healing properties.

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Rion Professional Greenhouses Review

Review and discussion about the popular Rion Professional Greenhouses. Covering several models and their characteristics. Resources also inside.

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Vegetable Seed Companies

If you are looking for organic vegetable seeds for your food garden, these vegetable seed companies should get you started.

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Outdoor Power Tools

Upgrade your ATV with the best accessories – tow behind tiller – sound system – Superwench and more

Put your ATV to good use tilling a vegetable garden spot, perpairing a food plot for deer , play in the mud, and have fun .

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Outdoor Power Tools

The Spring Pressure Washing Ritual

After a winter of grit and grime, pressure washing your garden equipment, decks & driveways become a necessity.

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What to Grow in a Garden with Lots of Shade

Growing a garden in a shady spot is easy, if you know what plants to choose. Here's some suggestions for picking out beautiful plants for shade.

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Grow Your Own Hydroponic Herb Gardening Year Around

How to start and grow your own hydroponic herb garden

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Outdoor Power Tools

The best Heavy duty 4000 PSI Pressure Washer for under $1500

Review of the best commercial belt-drive pressure washer for cleaning concrete or asphalt drive, heavy equipment, or simply stripping flaking paint off a building...

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White Wood Aster - A Shade-Tolerant Wildflower Native to Eastern North America

The white wood aster is among the most shade tolerant of fall-blooming wildflowers native to Eastern North America. It is a versatile and robust plant, easy to cultivate.

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The Dangerous Jimsonweed Plant

Jimsonweed is from the potato or nightshade family and is also called Thorn Apple, Downy Thornapple, Devil's Trumpet, Angel's Trumpet, Mad Apple, Stink Weed, and Tolguacha.

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The Foxglove Plant: Facts and Care for This Garden Beauty

The foxglove plant is one of the most striking flowers you can add to your garden. Learn more about the history of the plant as well as how to grow it for yourself.

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Bahama Woodstar Hummingbirds (Calliphlox evelynae): Florida Vagrants, Lucayan Archipelago Natives

Bahama woodstar hummingbirds are Caribbean natives of Bahama, Caicos, and Turks Islands. They feed upon flowers, insects, and spiders. Severe weather may carry them into Florida.

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Blue Mist (Caryopteris x clandonensis): Nectarous Blue-Violet Profusion for Skippers and Zephyrs

Skippers (common checkered, silver spotted) and angelwing zephyr number among butterflies attracted to blue mist shrub (Caryopteris x clandonensis).

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Ideas for Aesthetic Butterfly Garden Plans and Designs

Planning and designing a beautiful butterfly garden gives you a chance to sight many rare, exotic species of this lovely species.

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How to Grow Thyme Indoors and Outdoors from Seed

Learn how to grow this beautiful perennial low shrub that will reward you with delightful flowers and a bountiful yield of aromatic leaves for your cooking.

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Early Spring Flowers

After a long cold winter there's just something special about the first blooming flowers that greet us in the springtime.

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All About the Goldenrod Weed

Many people think goldenrod causes fall allergies, but ragweed is actually the cause. Goldenrod's pollen is heavy and spread by insects but ragweed's pollen is spread by the wind.

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