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Organic Gardening FAQ Page
... our staff. Compost Tea Basics Why is the Aerobic Microherd in Organic Gardening so important? What is the Difference between Photosynthesis and NPK? What are the Benefits of Cover Crops or Green Manures? How ... Using Wood Products as Organic Mulches or in Composting How do I know the difference between GREENS and BROWNS? What are the Benefits of Aerated Compost Teas vs. Classic Teas? Where can you get ...
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Forestry Homework Help
... the best tree identification keys and dendrology sites on the Internet. Find Out How to Measure a TreeLearn how to use a tree scaling stick. Find Out About the Environmental MovementDo you know the difference ...
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Forestry Homework Help
... the first modern tree. Find Out About the Environmental MovementDo you know the difference between a pantheist, a radical, a channeled, or a traditional environmentalist. Find Out About the ...
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Bog Garden - Bog Garden Forum - GardenWeb
... . Environmentally, it makes sense to know the difference too, as bogs are far more rare than marshes. Here is a link that might be useful: A link to the pond forum RE: Bog Garden ... often contains rare plants such as sundews, pitcherplants, and terrestrial orchids. For more information on the difference between other kinds of wetlands like Fens, Swamps, Marshes, Vernal Pools and more visit: http ...
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'Instant beds' - Winter Sowing Forum - GardenWeb
... sod to form the edges of a new bed, I saw some grubs. I know the grub killer only works when the little b@stards are active (not now), but do you think I could put it down under the cardboard? On top of the ... am confused on the grass and such...LOL" Well, actually I am the confused one because I don’t know the difference between hay & straw. :-) ...
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Gardener's Network: How to Grow Flowering Bulbs, Corms, Tubers, Tuberous Roots, and Rhizomes
... know the difference? Don't Care? That's okay. You're in good company. What does matter is that we plant the ... know? Flower bulbs are "Geophytes". This scientific jargon means that they have their growing point below the surface of the soil. Food is stored in the bulb for use in the ...
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Botany Photo of the Day: Alpine Meadows near Black Tusk
... great old photo of Black Tusk meadows - I'm sorry to hear about the loss of the meadows, whatever the cause -- Garibaldi has alot of significance for me. I spent many days hiking ... spotted wings/ and the straight arrow breeze/ grew bolder,// in a tired undertow/ where fires were stifled/ and trees began the climb/ up warm hillside,// where children will not/ know the difference/ standing on tangled ...
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I only know what this Asian Vegetable is called in my language, what do I do? -
... ." In the case of "kang kung" or "water spinach", "Ipomoea aquatica" is the "species and genus" which refers to both "watercress" and "water spinach". The difference comes with the several subspecies, variety, etc. which is why it is so important to try and track down the Latin/Botanical/Scientific Name because it is universal around the world. If you know ...
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Soil Made A Difference - Lucky Bamboo Forum - GardenWeb
... . The first photo I had just put into the soil and second photo shows far more growth Follow-Up Postings: RE: Soil Made A Difference ... at 18:53 Wow, what a difference! Thanks for the before and after pics, they really make your point about the soil. Mine are doing well, ... m optimistic. One of them already had a root. BTW, yes I know the ST is controversial. Please, please, please... I'm not trying to ...
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Information about The Meaning of Bulb Botanical Names
... about The Meaning of Bulb Botanical Names Places to buy Flower Bulbs The Best Soil For Bulbs The Difference Between Hardy Bulbs and Tender Bulbs Fertilizing Your Bulbs How To Grow Bearded Iris ... easy to decipher if you know the pattern that all botanical names follow. The first part of a botanical name is the genus, which is like the plant group that the flowering bulb belongs too. Because ...
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