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10 ways to minimize slugs and snails in the garden05.11.09

I just received a comment on my main blog, Tricia’s Musings, from a regular reader and he said that he lost most of his Hyacinth flowers to slugs this year. What a shame! He must have a very heavy infestation of slugs. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a slug on my hyacinth nor most [...]

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Posted in Garden Maintenance, Garden Tips, Home and Lifestyle, In The Garden, Organic, pests, Spring Taskswith 18 COMMENTS →



Growing Hydrangeas11.21.08

Hydrangeas are a favorite shrub of many gardeners because of their eye catching blooms. The majority of Hydrangeas originate from Asia and North America. Hydrangea Macrophyllia (Mophead and Lacecap) are common in the Atlantic border states. They have big leaves, and their blooms come in colors of blue, lavender, pink and white. Other common hydrangeas [...]

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Posted in Garden Tips, In The Garden, Organic, Perennials, Plant Profileswith 1 COMMENT →



Why not grow your own hydroponic vegetables?10.17.08

Have you ever thought of growing your vegetables hydroponically? If you live in a cold climate this might just be the best way to have fresh vegetables for your family year round. The process of hydroponic vegetable gardening is different than regular gardening. The vegetables are grown in a liquid nutrient solution. The plants usually [...]

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Posted in Garden Tips, Health, Home and Lifestyle, vegetableswith 6 COMMENTS →




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