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White Snakeroot - A Versatile and Little-Known Wildflower

White snakeroot, Ageratina altissima, is a wildflower native to Eastern North America; here learn how to identify it, how to grow it, and how it supports the local ecosystems.

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Native Wood Poppy vs Invasive Greater Celandine Identification

How to identify and distinguish the wood poppy native to eastern North America, from the invasive lesser celandine, a similar plant native to Europe.

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Tulip Tree - The Indiana State Tree

The tulip-shaped leaves make this tree easy to identify. It's beautiful and useful, for home and public places..

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Zigzag Goldenrod (Solidago flexicaulis): Midsummer's Sentinels Abuzz With Bees and Butterflies

Beginning in mid-summer, North American native zigzag goldenrod (Solidago flexicaulis) is aflutter with butterflies that appreciate its lengthy enflowering season.

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Jan Moninckx and Ivy-Leafed Geranium: Capturing South African Beauty in c1701 Dutch Botanical Art

South Africa's ivy-leafed geranium (Pelargonium peltatum): illustrated by Dutch botanical artist Jan Moninckx (c1656-1714), attractive to butterflies, ethnobotanical uses.

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B3 Walking Sprinkler - Some Things Never Get Old

The B3 Walking Sprinkler - Fascinating it's owners with its trouble free watering of lawns since 1938

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The Charming English Cottage Garden

Often called grandma’s garden, the English Cottage garden enjoys immense popularity in the heart of English people.

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Learning How to Use a Soil PH Meter is Easy

wGrowing plants in the best organic soil, using proper fertilizers and irrigation systems providing optimal moisture levels is a good start. However, that is not all there is to it

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Ken Druse’s The New Shade Garden: Lush Oasis in the Climate Change Age

Author, blogger, gardener, lecturer, photographer Ken Druse’s The New Shade Garden has facts and photos on creating a lush oasis in the climate change age.

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Summer Activities: Start a Community Garden

Community gardens are fast becoming a great way to meet neighbors, educate urban residents about growing fresh vegetables, and get sedentary elderly to exercise and go outside.

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Eco-Friendly Lawn Care

With winter looking as if it might finally be over and spring being here, now is the time to show your lawn some love! So time to think about Eco-friendly Lawn Care now!

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Parsley For Health: Grow It, Eat It, Preserve It

I recently discovered the wonders of parsley and I want to get the word out about this beautiful and tasty herb.

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Pitaya Fruits - Tropical Superfruits Called Dragon Fruits, Pitaya, Pitahaya

Pitaya fruits known as dragon fruits or pitahaya is one of the nutritious fruits available mostly in Asian markets. This tropical fruit is thought to be native to Mexico.

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4 Easy to Grow Flowering Tropical Plants

Add color to your home and garden with a flowering tropical plant. Desert Rose, Silver Vase, Star Fire Lily, and Peace Lily make perfect easy to grow container plants.

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Florida Gardening

Florida gardening information and tips to help you get the most out of your Florida vegetable, herb, or flower garden.

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Cozy, Hanging Hammocks Chairs for Swinging Outdoors

There are many benefits of rejuvenating in hammocks chairs. People use it for a pleasant outdoor experience in their backyard or a good night’s sleep on a sweltering summer night.

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Aquaponics

Chemical free fish and vegies, in your back yard. One of the best organic systems around.

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Your own Fairy Garden

Make your garden magic add a fairy door or a magical creature caring for your flowers create your own magical fairy garden.

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