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Aquaponics – Where To Place This Green Gardening System?

May 10, 2013 5:46 AM1 comment
Aquaponics – Where To Place This Green Gardening System?

You must be one of the smart people who already decided to get an aquaponic system and set it up in order to have wonderful meals each and every day for you and your family as well. If you are one of those people then first you need to understand [...]

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5 Living Furniture Projects

May 7, 2013 6:50 AM0 comments
5 Living Furniture Projects

These five living furniture projects take garden furniture to a whole new level. Not just pieces that occupy a garden, these creations include living plants. Pooktre Chair by Peter Cook Imagine relaxing in a chair that is also a tree rooted in the ground. That’s what Peter Cook did with [...]

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Top 7 popular greenhouse and houseplants

February 19, 2013 7:11 PM0 comments
Photo by Marilyn Peddle

The houseplants simply help you in providing some extra amount of care and moisture to your plants found at your greenhouse. You could see a number of small and blooming kinds of plants growing inside the greenhouse provided you have the right place for them to grow and live even [...]

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How to Survive Without the Grocery Store

7:02 PM1 comment
How to Survive Without the Grocery Store

There you are—craving a fresh salad but you don’t want to drive to the grocery store, and the only thing in your refrigerator even resembling a green vegetable is a slice of molding bread.   What can you do? Break out the pioneer spirit and head to the backyard. Look [...]

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Plants Display Altruism, Study Shows

February 6, 2013 1:28 PM0 comments
Plants Display Altruism, Study Shows

A new study from the University of Colorado has found the positive effect plants have on families. The findings of the new study suggest that plants, like humans and animals, have the ability to be altruistic. Sound nutty? Continue reading. The researchers cultivated the corn and harvested more than 100 ears over [...]

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Outdoor Living In Your Living Room

February 4, 2013 6:53 PM1 comment
Outdoor Living In Your Living Room

Life in the big city can leave a person feeling out of touch with nature.  It’s a little too industrial, with too much noise, too much steel and concrete and, well just too much.  We can’t help but feel as though something is missing, especially during the winter time, when [...]

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Using Indigenous Plants In Home Landscaping

November 28, 2012 6:43 PM0 comments
Using Indigenous Plants In Home Landscaping

Creating environmentally friendly landscaping with native plants is one of the best ways to make your home more beautiful, more valuable, and a more pleasant, healthful place to live. Whether you bask in an arid desert or you enjoy the bitter winter beauty of Minnesota, there are many native plants [...]

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The Ultimate Greenhouses for all Seasons

October 11, 2012 1:21 PM0 comments
With a greenhouse like this, a hobbyist can grow plants year round.

Do you have a special liking towards the green plants? Do you wish to grow them in your garden or open area? If your answer is yes, the Hobby greenhouses are just the perfect requirement for you. With the help of these covered houses, you will be able to grow [...]

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It’s a Vegetation Invasion!

August 29, 2012 8:50 PM0 comments
It’s a Vegetation Invasion!

This school year the teachers are in trouble– and the first bell hasn’t even rung! Canadian news is buzzing with warnings that many teachers using live organisms as teaching tools are wrongly disposing of their subjects afterward (read: letting them go outside) and that “many of the most popular species including [...]

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4 Proven Methods For Decreasing Plant Predators

August 8, 2012 5:46 AM0 comments
4 Proven Methods For Decreasing Plant Predators

1. Transplant Instead of direct seeding, planting crops that were started in pots/trays means they’ve built up some strength to fight back against predators, or at least can handle some feeding. If you don’t want to start the transplants from seed yourself, you can buy starts from a garden center [...]

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