Archive for October, 2007

Lighting & Reflectors in Hydroponics Cultivation Posted By : Diana Heyden

on Oct 31st 2007

Lighting technology has come a long way since the times of the incandescent lamp and with several different types of lamps now available choosing the right lamp to suit your indoor gardening needs can, at times be confusing. There are other accessories to consider too like starters, timers, wiring etc. which can further confound the uninitiated.

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Easy Gardening Tips For Growing A Simple Garden Posted By :

on Oct 31st 2007

While not everyone is lucky enough to be born with the proverbial green thumb, that doesnt mean there arent simple ways to having a garden thats not only easy to take care of, but pleasing to the eye as well. Gardening that involves plants and flowers that are simple to maintain, but yet still add interest and appeal really isnt as hard you may think. The trick is to plan ahead and decide what type and kinds of plants and flowers that you can maintain.

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Why Mulching Needs To Be Part Of Your Organic Gardening System Posted By : Julie Williams

on Oct 31st 2007

The word mulch comes from the old English word melsc meaning rotten hay. In todays language it has come to mean any material that covers the soil to preserve moisture content, prevent soil erosion and inhibit weed growth. For organic gardening I choose materials that will break down over time, feeding my plants and contributing to the amount of humus in the soil.

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Micro-Environments - What The Plant Doctor Ordered Posted By : Bentan

on Oct 31st 2007

Plant culture aims to create the best growing conditions for crops. In order to achieve the best results farmers make small-scale changes to the growing conditions for plants.

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Easy Garden Design Ideas For Your Apartment Posted By : Jessica A

on Oct 30th 2007

Garden Design Ideas for Apartment Patio

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Squirrel Proof Bird Feeders Posted By : Susan Schlenger

on Oct 30th 2007

Having a wild bird feeder in your landscape can be very enjoyable, but dealing with squirrels in another matter. There are, however, ways to deter them!

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Flowers In Denver: Fragrant Gifts For Loved Ones Posted By : Mel Stanfrey

on Oct 30th 2007

Nearly everyone loves to receive flowers. Roses have been universally associated with love for a very long time. In the Denver area, as everywhere else, if you are looking to give someone else flowers to show that you love them, roses are the flowers that people will choose to give. This article discusses how roses have come to occupy this role as the flowers of love.

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Gardening tips for the fall season Posted By : Craig Elliott

on Oct 30th 2007

Now that the dog days of summer have finally passed, it’s time to start thinking about a few key fall gardening chores. These tasks will both provide you with colorful fall foliage as well as protect your summer plants for the following season. Gardeners also need to know what type of bulbs to plant that are strong enough to stand up to the sometimes harsh autumn weather conditions.

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Top Five Pests That Can Destroy Your Lawn Posted By : Craig Elliott

on Oct 30th 2007

Most homeowners take great pride in their lawns, giving them constant care and attention; dutifully rooting out crab grass and catching dandelions before they go to seed, and applying lawn fertilizer in precise patterns on a set schedule. Unfortunately all of this excellent care can be for naught if your lawn becomes infested with bugs.

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Natural Methods of Pest Control-Solve Problems without Toxic Substances Posted By : Craig Elliott

on Oct 30th 2007

Controlling pests does not always require the use of toxic chemicals and insecticides to get the job done. Moreover, many people use natural pest deterrents that are completely harmless to humans and animals as well. There are those, too, that really appreciate substances that keep these pests away without the necessity of killing them while not introducing any harmful chemicals into the immediate human environment. And, of course, there is the cost savings when using natural substances for pest

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