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Gifts for the Garden, From Nature Mulch alternatives and a thrifty way to make plant tags. mulch • hay • plant tags • grass clippings • hair
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Mother Earth's Best Friend This is a quick introduction and primer to building your own compost pile for your garden. It lists the general idea and some tips on getting it started and where to place it. mother earth • gardeners • plant nutrients • vegetable gardening • fertilizers
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Transplanting Tomato and Hot Pepper Plants. Transplanting Pepper and Tomato Plants. Actually great tips for transplanting any vegetable plants. transplanting tomato hot pepper plants • seeds • seedling • tomatos • peppers
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Liquid Assets -- part 2 The rains have been gone for some time and it's more critical than ever to protect our most easily damaged resource -- water. water • drought • point source pollution • water pollution • wildscaping
Making Use of Sawdust In areas where it is readily available, sawdust makes good organic material for your garden, but you need to learn how to prepare it to eliminate the poisonous ingredients. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller. sawdust • nutrients • toxic • phenol • hardwood
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