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281. Review on the Mantis Tiller

     by Brandi Yates - 2009-10-01
     Spring is here and for those of you who like to work in a garden it is time to break the ground. Many homeowners love to have at least a small garden in the back yard. They enjoy the chance to work wi...

282. The Most Usefull of the Willows

     by Dennis Sons - 2009-09-29
     The Black Willow is a willow species that originated in North America. It is the largest North American willow, and it is usually relatively small compared to other trees. But under ideal conditions, ...

283. A Beautiful Tree,The Sweet Bay Magnolia

     by Dennis Sons - 2009-09-29
     The Sweet Bay Magnolia is sometimes known as the Sweet Bay, Swamp Magnolia or Swamp Bay. It was first found in European gardens as far back as 1688. Colonists referred to it as the beaver tree, becaus...

284. American Elm Trees

     by Dennis Sons - 2009-09-29
     American Elm Trees are sometimes referred to as Water Elms or White Elms. This species of tree is native to North America, and can be found from Nova Scotia to British Columbia, along with central Tex...

285. Maple Trees

     by Dennis Sons - 2009-09-29
     Trees that are commonly known as Maple trees are actually scientifically given the genus Acer. There are one hundred and twenty five different species of this tree, many of which are in Asia, with oth...

286. Woody Perennials For Fabulous Fall Landscaping

     by Dennis Sons - 2009-09-29
     Fall is coming! This is the absolute perfect time of year to consider all the wonderful woody perennials and assorted plants native to the midwestern states. The abundance of superb, lucious plants to...

287. What Is A Wholesale Nursery?

     by Tammy Sons - 2009-09-28
     Type of plants in a nurseryThe majority of nurseries grow a wide variety of annuals, perennials, woody plants, trees, and shrubs. The plants sold at nurseries can be used to beautify the landscape, ma...

288. How to Grow Your Own Cactus

     by David H. Urmann - 2009-09-23
     Cactus is a type of plant commonly seen in deserts. But it could also be grown in your backyard. Here are a few tips on how to take care of one.A cactus is a part of the spine plant of the family Cact...

289. Covering Your Wetland Plant Mitigation Job With Native Trees & Shrubs

     by Tammy Sons - 2009-09-21
     A Wholesale Native Plant Nursery carries a variety of wetland mitigation plants. Wetland mitigation is the creation, restoration, or enhancement of wetlands, to compensate for wetlands that were or ma...

290. Gardening Articles - Planting Seeds

     by Robert Bell - 2009-09-12
     Any reliable seed house can be depended upon for good seeds; but even so, there is a great risk in seeds. A seed may to all appearances be all right and yet not have within it vitality enough, or powe...

291. Garden Benches : Be Stylish & Fashionable

     by Susan Amez - 2009-09-08
     Garden Benches: How Garden Benches Can sound Your GardenWhat Your Next Move IsNow you own a beautiful flower garden that you have been giving your time and crusade. You ask yourself what more can you ...

292. Grading and Construction: Steps

     by Allison Ryan - 2009-09-07
     Grading includes anything from raking the surface to make it even for a lawn or leveling up a slight slope to make a terrace to the larger operations where a bulldozer carves the earth and moves tons ...

293. Acidic or Alkalinic Soil

     by Allison Ryan - 2009-09-07
     Whether your soil is acid or very alkaline has an important bearing on how well your plants will grow. But how acid and how alkaline must a soil be? How does a soil become one or the other? A soil may...

294. How to Create Your Own Herb Garden Layout

     by Hank Gordon - 2009-09-06
     It does not matter if you have a big or a small garden, most people like to have fresh herbs. Having a natural supply of herbs is wonderful for cooking, grilling and even barbecuing. And with the righ...

295. When to Plant Flowers Outdoors

     by A Nutt - 2009-09-03
     When you are planning out your planting calendar for your outdoor flower garden, there are several things that you need to keep in mind. Two of the main factors are what type of plant you are planting...

296. Top Tips For Maintaining Your Australian Lawn

     by LQ - 2009-08-17
     While we all want a lawn that resembles a golf course, it often ends up looking like the Outback instead. No matter what we do, we can't seem to keep weeds away or keep our lawn green instead of brown...

297. Current Affairs Articles - How to Grow Marijuana - Chapter 3 - Vegetative Growth and Cloning Marijuana

     by COOPER HILL - 2009-08-10
     Marijuana is a wonderful herb that grows naturally all over the planet. Unfortunately it is still illegal to grow marijuana in many countries. Please check your local laws before growing marijuana. Wi...

298. Critical Elements of Lawn Maintenance

     by Allison Ryan - 2009-08-09
     Like all plants, grass must be given attention. In spring, rake over the lawn to remove dead grass, weeds and to clean off the surface. Where there are thin or bare spots, loosen the soil and sow some...

299. Lawn Growing Essentials

     by Allison Ryan - 2009-08-09
     MowingYoung grass is cut when a little over two inches high; set the mower for a two-inch cut. It is usually advisable to roll the lawn with a light roller before the first cutting. This firms the you...

300. My Basic Herb Garden Tips - Talkin Dirt on Planting an Herb Garden With Chives Plants

     by PA Cloar - 2009-08-02
     You can dive into planting a basic herb garden in sublime blissful ignorance. Especially if you choose chives plants as your path into herb gardening. I speak from earthy experience. Despite a bucketf...

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