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Bedazzled yards: Glass mulch adds sparkle to landscape
Once they were old wine bottles and empty peanut butter jars. Now, they're adding sparkle and glitz to residential landscaping. Recycled glass, broken into bits and tumbled to blunt the edg...
Miami Herald, Thu Dec 10 13:01:26 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
April can be a busy outdoor gardening month
BOBBY FLETCHER JR. Columnist April is the month that most outdoor plants growing in your landscape should be in full swing. It also is the month that you can fertilize your lawn. Many of yo...
The Houma Courier, Mon Dec 14 08:20:29 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Gardening in a bag is simple
Clydette Alsup-Egbers is leading a research project aimed at putting the fun back into gardening.
Honolulu Advertiser, Mon Dec 14 09:34:18 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Autumn demise or
The day before the snow this past week, just before the deep cold that chilled us to the bone, did you happen to go out and take a good look at your property?
The Hunstville Item, Fri Dec 11 15:09:13 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Future not bright for county, state
December 13, 2009 CUMMING
Appen Newspapers, Sun Dec 13 22:07:25 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Gift-giving ideas for garden enthusiasts
It may be far too chilly to be out in the garden, but it
Edwardsville Intelligencer, Sun Dec 13 16:36:09 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Should grasses, perennials be cut back?
Q. When should I cut back my perennials and ornamental grasses?A: As we move into the winter months and many of our perennials and ornamental grasses begin to go dormant, you might wonder i...
The Oklahoman, Sun Dec 13 11:01:22 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Blueberries are great for a home garden
Blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) are well suited to growing conditions in Connecticut. They produce delicious berries and are also attractive landscape plants. With their beautiful red...
The Westerly Sun, Fri Dec 11 21:28:24 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Simple gardening? It's in the bag
By Dean Fosdick For The Associated Press Clydette Alsup-Egbers is leading a research project aimed at putting the fun back into gardening.
Sentinel & Enterprise, Sun Dec 13 03:51:57 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
Kristen Breunig: Christmas trees: Real is better than fake
Lately there seems to be a popular belief that fakes can be better than the real thing. I suppose there are some valid points in certain situations where we would prefer fake over real, lik...
Summit Daily News, Sun Dec 13 01:48:21 PST 2009 Yahoo! News
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