Juicy Fruit Gum to Control Moles: The Debate Continues
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Cacti: More Than Just Prickles!
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My Little Spring Treats
By Julie Boudreau Every fall, when the frost arrives and my farmers’ market announces it will close for the winter,Continue Reading
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I love moss! It’s spring’s first burst of color! Is Moss a Plant? Yes, it’s a plant! Small (sometimes evenContinue Reading
Urine in the garden
The subject is a bit taboo, I know! But even Larry talked about it in 2020, after much hesitation, followingContinue Reading
Creeping Saxifrage: The April 2024 Houseplant of the Month
Creeping saxifrage is an ornamental plant used outdoors in many countries, not least because of its ease of cultivation, resistanceContinue Reading
Plants in Danger
Everyone knows about the Society for the Protection of Animals and the important role it plays for animals, particularly inContinue Reading