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| April 2006 - Volume 4, Number 1 | |
| PlanYour Garden | |
| ________________________________________________________________________ Taking the right steps to having a beautiful and healthful display |
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One of the rites of spring is planting those first bulbs or seeds in anticipation of a flourishing garden during the warmer months. But backyard pests, who have spent the winter eagerly waiting to ravage your garden, also look forward to blooming flowers and tasty vegetables. Fortunately, with the proper knowledge and techniques, your garden will flourish and be insect-free. |
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Everybody dreams of having a lush and healthful yard. And if you want the grass to be greener on your side of the fence, pay heed to this advice. |
| ________________________________________________________________________ Rose Care |
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A gardener’s roses are a source of great pride and distinction. Roses and other flowers can take a beating during the warm summer months and bitter winter, so it is smart to take good care of them. |
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Known as May or June bugs when fully grown, white grubs are common garden pests and can survive in your garden for up to three years. The larval stage of beetles, white grubs are noticeable by their C-shaped body and brown heads. The six-legged critters are often found beneath the soil surface in lawns and near seedling plants. After hibernating deep below the surface during the winter, white grubs materialize in the warm summer months to feed. click here to read more of the article... |