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92How to Identify Poisonous House Spiders
by Shaddie
"Oh my God, kill it! KILL IT!" Outbursts like these are common throughout much of the United States, and indeed, the world, when a spider's cover is blown and they are forced to skitter this way and that... published 8 months ago
74Phylloxera Infestations in Grape Vinyards
by Wolfy
This article provides a thorough history of Phylloxera including it's deadly effect on the grape and wine industries, how it spreads, possible ways to prevent an outbreak, and what a Phylloxera outbreak is capable of doing to your vinyard. published 7 months ago
74Baking Soda... the Cheaper, Greener Cleaner!
by liquidnight_13
So why write about baking soda?? Once I found out this stuff went WAY beyond cookies, I just had to learn more! That's when I came across: "Baking Soda Bonanza" by Peter A. Ciullo. ... published 2 months ago
71The Big Cheese - Cat Repeller
by crazy-cat
I have always had a dog untill recently and Harvey the Golden Retreiver definately kept the cats out of our garden. Sadly, Harvey is no longer with us and now it seems like the cats are making their revenge!!... published 4 months ago
70Growing and Propagating Hostas
by Pat Merewether
One thing y garden never runs out of is shade. I'm not complaining because the huge old trees that provide them are worth it, but it makes finding perennials a bit tricky until you learn about growing... published 5 months ago
69Wylie Pest Control
by giguere
Pest Control in Texas Texas is hot and humid and the perfect environment for all kinds of bugs. There are flies, fleas, mosquitoes, cinch bugs, fire ants, roaches, crickets, blister bugs, chiggers,... published 4 days ago
68Organic Pest Control
by spuds
Being able to control pests can seem like a never ending battle. I am not really a fan of using all sorts of chemicals to control pests. I recommend you try and control pests the organic way. Yes you really... published 9 months ago
67Easier Gardening With Mulch
by Pat Merewether
Mulch helps keep the moisture in the soil, can repel pests and make the garden more attractive. It also breaks down and revitalizes the soil. Over the years I've tried various kinds of mulch on my flower... published 5 months ago
65A Better MouseTrap
by Schatzie Speaks
An Idea for a Better Mousetrap Mice are small, slender rodents that occupy a variety of habitats. Compared to rats and other rodents, mice easily adapt to novel situations and objects (Mice: Biology). Mice... published 6 months ago
64How to Care for Roses- Organically
by Bob Ewing
Roses- is there anything more beautiful than a rose in bloom, I mean in the plant world, of course. The first step to caring for your roses is to know which rose you have. Roses are classified into a... published 8 months ago
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