Posted by Homer on August 29th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
If you have a home aquarium, chances are you already have several filtration units taking care of the water. A UV sterilizer is a good addition to an aquarium, although it should be the last stage of the filtration process. It’s important that aquarium water passes through the mechanical filter before moving through the UV unit.
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Posted by Homer on August 29th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
When you look at a rose garden in full bloom, you see all the vibrant colors and smell the heady fragrances. But when you think of starting a rose garden of your own, you think of all the difficulty in maintaining them and how time consuming it all is. But in actuality, starting a rose garden isn’t any harder than growing other plant or shrub in your landscape.
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Posted by Homer on August 29th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
It’s that time of year when houses sparkle with twinkling lights and holiday yard art turns ordinary lawns into magical spectacles. This year when you plan your outdoor holiday decorating, why not enlist your window boxes in novel ways? Here are ten ideas from Hooks and Lattice for including dormant window boxes in this year’s holiday decorating scheme: Many garden stores sell small Christmas trees of evergreen, rosemary or ivy.
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Posted by Homer on August 29th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
As a large amount of soil must be removed, which can be piled up around the outside, the height of the sloping sides which are to be planted is considerably augmented. A depth of four or five feet below the natural ground level provides space for planting six to eight feet high.
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Posted by Homer on August 28th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
Planting a vegetable garden doesn’t have to be hard. These simple tips will have you harvesting your own produce in no time.
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Posted by Homer on August 28th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
There are many ways to create new plants from plants that you already have. Some start best from cuttings of existing leaves, while others rely on dividing existing rhizomes. This article will take you through the steps to make successful cuttings, and to divide rhizomes and replant them.
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Posted by Homer on August 28th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
A garden is a very important element of a home or office and it attracts a lot of positive energy if designed correctly. This article discusses about some of the feng shui ideas that you may implement in order to welcome a beneficial chi into your garden.
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Posted by Homer on August 28th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
Pests pose serious health risks to humans, animals and plants alike. While some feed on plants and stunt their growth or destroy them outright, others feast on animal and human blood and also destroy household and other articles. Some even act as disease carriers. Peaceful life can be a distant dream if pests go about unchecked. The importance of pesticides in our survival cannot be overemphasized.
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Posted by Homer on August 28th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
Biological Control of pests requires active human role. Here reduction of pest population is made effective by natural enemies. These natural enemies of insect pests are called biological control agents. They include predators, parasitoids and pathogens.
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Posted by Homer on August 28th, 2008 — Posted in Gardening
Pest control means management of a species creating problems for human beings directly or indirectly, since it is considered to be harmful to an individual`s health, the economy or the ecology. Pest management is at least as old as agriculture as it was necessary to keep crops free from unwanted animals and insects.
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