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However at the same time it's also very good for the environment and a perfect way to do your bit for global warming and to help prevent climate change. How a Garden Helps the Environment. Owning a garden helps the ... 
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Want easier container gardening? DownsizeSpringfield News-LeaderAn estimated 17 percent of gardeners — or about 20 million households — do their growing in containers, often in restricted spaces, said Bruce Butterfield, market research director for...
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The 15th Great Backyard Bird Count starts this Friday! During February 17-20 we invite you to be part of a massive citizen-science effort across North America. Tens of thousands of fellow bird watchers will be counting birds ...
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Try starting plants from seeds this year The RepublicEach website features valuable how-to growing and harvesting information for flowers, herbs and vegetables.
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Plain DealerUsing USDA zone-hardiness map to chart your plant purchasesThe Seattle TimesThat should stimulate several vigorous new shoots to grow up from the base. Roses tend to form flowering shoots only at the highest point on the cane.
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Palm Beach Post (blog)Urban Youth Impact's West Palm Beach Impact Garden wins national awardPalm Beach Post (blog)by Community Post Urban Youth Impact of West Palm Beach has been selected as one of six winners among 500 applicants nationwide in...
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Classes seek to get families involved in gardeningRapid City JournalMaelli Jensen, 8, inspects a bush green bean during a family gardening class at Grace United Methodist Church in Piedmont on Saturday, Feb.
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Hydroponicgardening or soilless gardening serves as a growing plants in nutrient solutions, in lieu of working with soil as agrowth medium. From time to time, inert medium including gravel, perlite or rockwool is utilized in ...
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ScotsmanAberdeen residents to vote on gardens projectScotsmanAberdeen residents are being asked to vote on whether controversial plans to transform the city's Union Terrace Gardens should be given the go-ahead.
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The "consensus on climate change" is said to be cracking - again - but what about the evidence?
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MLive.com$22M Japanese garden planned for West MichiganBusinessWeekBy DAVID RUNK The Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is planning a $22 million Japanese garden on its West Michigan grounds that could open in 2015 or 2016.
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