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OT Fence stuff
Cydi Laupr has a new CD "Bring Ya to the Bsink" Not a misspell:)) Book Armed Madhouse Book The secret history of the American Empire Lots of books dealing with US failed governance and intervention...
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unknow minty plany
Is this a mint plant ? It is poping up at the same place as last year and it is about to flower again. The leaves are very minty when rubbed. It is about a foot high. Any ideas welcome. Thank you
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Help - Something eating my indoor Nasil - new to gardening!
No - soapy water will not harm the plant. It is one of the recommende organic methods of dealing with insect pests. You can use ordinary han soap, leaving the soap in the water for about 10 minutes to...
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Pesticides in produce
a (depressing) guide to percentage of pesticides in produce. Persephone Check out EWG's Dirty Dozen™ and Clean Fifteen™ lists to help decide when you should splurge for organic fruits and...
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Holy Mole-y! Reader needs help with burrowing critters
Garden pests come in all shapes and sizes. Some have four legs, some have six or even eight legs. Some, with no legs at all, slither on their bellies, while others fly or creepy-crawl. But sometimes...
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Highest Quality Tree Education
A saw hand for Shigo becomes an expert, not by education, but by osmosis, apparently.
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Question about mountain laurels
Hello, We have been in this house for three years now. The first year we had mountain laurels and they bloomed around the end of may. Last year they didn't bloom at all. This year they havent bloomed...
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Hastening decay of downed wood?
In the aftermath of a 4,000 acre fire that spent the last week scorching through the local mountains thought I'd do a bit more thinning out of primarily bay laurel on the back hill. Now I've already...
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getting pomegranates to fruit
I recently planted two pomegranate shrubs in my yard. They were about a foot high each...in a pot... I bought them from some people.. ANyway, I bought some compost/plant mix. This is what I bought: I...
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approaching summer at mach speed
Madgardener here, hello friends, Sorry for the yelling post in the past concerning the thieft of my account contacts and information and e-mails. I'm still locked out of yahoo on the loonygardener...
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Anyone recommend some colourful garden trees?
Hi all, our house is right on the edge of a forest we have lots of lovely green trees but we'd like to add some trees of different colours, about 8 medium sized trees in total, any recommendations?
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Ants in compost
Hi all, I've got ants in my compost - is this something I should act on. Am a little concerned about the prospect of spreading ant larvae around my veg patch. Cheers, L
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Best Mosquito and Bug Killer? Mosquito Magnet? Spray? Net?
Hello, I would like to be able to go outside and enjoy the patio of my house during the summer, but the mosquitos and bugs and flies and "no see ums" eat you alive. I'm trying to determine the best...
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Assistance with ID of plant in Southern CA
The flowers are 1 inch long. I found orange and yellow varieties along a path in Southern California. I would really like to plant some but I don't know the name. Here are some pictures:
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new weeder
" Researchers at the University of Illinois are working on a small robot that can identify individual weeds in a field and spray them with herbicide so farmers don't have to spray an entire field as...
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