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Written by Heleigh Bostwick
Monday, 08 April 2013
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California poppy is often a staple in wildflower mixes because the ability to reseed, as well as its tolerance to drought nutrient poor soils.
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Written by Heleigh Bostwick
Friday, 05 April 2013
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A glimpse at some of the different shades of green growing in your garden.
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Written by Heleigh Bostwick
Thursday, 04 April 2013
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Dating back at least 2,000 years, floating gardens were developed by the Aztec people in response to their surroundings--marshy wetlands and shallow lakes--in order to grow their food.
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Written by Heleigh Bostwick
Wednesday, 03 April 2013
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The mangrove forests of the world declined 20 percent (3.6 million hectares) between 1980 and 2005 according to a recent report issued by the UN.
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Written by Heleigh Bostwick
Tuesday, 02 April 2013
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Dinosaur dirt, EcoSand, and Greensand mined from mineral deposits are just a few of the more unusual soil amendments out there.
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Written by Heleigh Bostwick
Monday, 01 April 2013
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Green-and-gold is a pretty wildflower native to the woodlands of the eastern US that is an attractive groundcover in shady areas of the garden.
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