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Month: February 2011

Keep Cut Flowers Fresh

Keep Cut Flowers Fresh

Option Number One: Trim the stems at an angle to increase the…
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Spider Plants- Chlorophytum comosum

Spider Plants- Chlorophytum comosum

City life is full of pollutants.  Luckily we’ve got spider plants.  Spider…
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Make More Rosemary

Make More Rosemary

Rosemary, an herb for remembrance.  The scent calms the nerves.  In aromatherapy,…
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The Fear of Squirrels and Rabbits

The Fear of Squirrels and Rabbits

We plant beautiful tulips and vegetables that often times end up dinner…
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Some Winter Scenes

Some Winter Scenes

Just a few pictures of the pleasure of having a bird feeder…
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National Park President

National Park President

Happy Presidents’ Day!  Today we reflect and honor our past and present…
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Get that Trash

Get that Trash

It’s been warm the last few days in Chicago.  The 2011 Blizzard…
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The World of Composting

The World of Composting

What a great idea!  HOW? Composting can take many forms.  There are…
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Coffee Please

Coffee Please

Avid coffee drinkers love the kick of caffeine.  Well, our plants find…
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Dig Event

Dig Event

DIG, Development in Gardening, is a non-profit whose aim is to provide…
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