As always, we have some really great new lenses. Some from "old friends" like Marc311 and Evelyn_Saenz who have many lenses here in our group and some from people new to our group. Thanks to all who have contributed to our group. I'm getting ever-more selective about the lenses I approve to keep up the "quality" here. Check 'em out and give 'em a 5 star rating while you're at it. They may return the favor!
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Frog Unit Study: Hopping to Learn
Take trips to the frog pond, play games and sing s more...1 point
Raccoons in the Corn
Raccoons love to investigate. In this unit study w more...1 point
Bluebirds of the Meadow
Summer nears and the bluebirds start nesting alon more...1 point
Robin in the Rain!
It's springtime and one of the most popular signs more...1 point
Fireflies: Twinkling Lights of the Meadow
Have you ever gone out on a summer evening to catc more...1 point
Purple Gallinules of the Everglades
Gallinules are spectacular creatures. The can be f more...1 point
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse: A Mouse Unit Study
Whitefoot welcomes homeschoolers, teachers, parent more...1 point
Woodchucks Under the Porch
Woodchucks chuck wood and Groundhogs determine the more...1 point
Apple Trees and Apple Blossoms Unit Study
When Garner Rix moved with his family to Vermont i more...1 point
Sundials: How to Make a Sundial, How they Work and Some Sundial History
Many people think of sundials as nothing more than more...0 points
Weather Related Science Projects for Kids (and their parents)
This is dedicated to science projects for the fami more...0 points
Richland Recycling Center | Recycle Washington | Tri City Wa Waste Management | Paper Aluminum Computer and Plastic Recycling
Recycling, brought to you by real estate agents, J more...0 points
My Flower Garden
I'm Deb the Flowergardener, and I'd like t more...0 points
The Best Bird Feeders: A Buyer's Guide
Weapons-Grade Feeders That Last For Years!
Tired o more...0 points
How You Can Get Rid of Japanese Beetles
Japanese Beetles bug me! If you're like me, I like more...0 points
Turtles, Tortoises and Terrapins of Louisiana
Louisiana is blessed with thirty species of turtle more...0 points
American Black Bear (Ursus americanus)
This page contains facts about the Ameri more...0 points
Baby Animal Pictures
This page is about baby animals and pict more...0 points
TOP 8 HOUSEPLANT KILLERS
No one sets out to kill a houseplant, yet most dea more...0 points
Build Your Own Backyard Pond with the Pondlady
Learn to build a pond with the pondlady. She share more...0 points
The Best Fire-Retardant Plants for Your Home Landscape
As an electronic graphics operator working on live more...0 points
Tulips, Tulips, and More Tulips
Tulip bulbs need to be planted in the Fall before more...0 points
How To Speak Through Flowers
Nature's gift of flowers, speak to us in many diff more...0 points
Pumpkin Picking Time
Pumpkins seem to fascinate children, whethe more...0 points
What Are Nightshade Plants?
The mere words "Nightshade Plant" bring more...0 points
Rose Bush Care & Maintenance
Pruning rose bushes can be overwhelming and confus more...0 points
Daffodils, Daffodils, and More Daffodils
Daffodil bulbs are available in the Fall, and need more...0 points
Nepenthes Plant
Nepenthes or Pitcher Plants as some people r more...0 points
Planting & Caring For Rose Bushes in Containers...
By Sharon Stajda,
With the exception of more...0 points
Growing Unusual Edibles
There are lots of things that you can grow in a ki more...0 points
Garden Crafts - Leaf Shaped Bird Bath
If you love the birds and enjoy crafts, make a dec more...0 points
Bird Rescue
My passion for birds has been a life long love aff more...0 points
Planting grocery store pips & seeds
Planting pips and seeds from bought fruit and vege more...0 points
Geraniums -Tips On Growing Geraniums
By Sharon Stajda,
There a few great rules to foll more...0 points
Baby Birds
Here you'll find pictures of baby birds and birds more...0 points
Crocus, Crocus, and Crocus!
Little yellow, purple and white crocus blooms are more...0 points
Moss Farming
Moss can be a filler on top of a potted plant, it more...0 points
Star Tortoise
My family and I had gone to Dublin Ohio for vacati more...0 points
Nature Journaling
Creating a Nature Journal is an exciting way to re more...0 points
Unique Pool Ideas
Swimming pools create a whole new experience in yo more...0 points
Fall Trees - A Stroll Around Pendleton SC
I took a stroll around Pendleton in Fall 2008 and more...0 points
Fall Flowers - A Stroll In Our Yard - October 2008
Fall is in the air and we are enjoying the blossom more...0 points
Short Stories: Squirrels
Squirrels are a very special kind of creature. Th more...0 points
Ladybug Land
Welcome to Ladybug Land! Here you will find fun a more...0 points
Colorful Chickens: All about chicken breeds
The first thing anyone says when they see my hens more...0 points
Japanese Dogwood
About 15 years ago, a friend of ours gave us a Kou more...0 points
Planting A Moonlight Garden
By Sharon Stajda
Do you work all day, and by the more...0 points
Please Eat the Wild Flowers
For centuries, people have been eating wild flower more...0 points
Butterflies and Gardening to Attract Them
What is more beautiful than a garden full of color more...0 points
Five Steps To Happy Hummers
Here you'll find proven methods for attracting and more...0 points
Discover The 5 Feng Shui Elements
No matter how big or how small your garden area, more...0 points
Mosquito Protection Society
I know you are probably asking yourself who on ear more...0 points
How to start a worm farm
This little page is to show you how simple it is t more...0 points
Rajah Brooke Birdwing Butterfly
Creating beautiful flashes of color when gat more...0 points
A zen guide to your own Japanese garden
What ornaments, elements and styles defines a Japa more...0 points
Rain Gardens-Nature's Water Filters
A rain garden is a landscape feature that collects more...0 points
Sage - Cultivation and Medicinal Uses
Sage (Salvia officinalis) has been used medicinall more...0 points
Aaarrgghh!.... APHIDS!
One of the most common garden pests is the aphid. more...0 points
Preserving Native Habitats in Louisiana
Scientists from all over the world, like Douglas T more...0 points
Orchids 4ever
In the kingdom of flowering plants, orchid rule th more...0 points
The Big Cheese Cat Repeller STV610
This Sonic Cat Repeller from the big cheese compan more...0 points
HAVE YOUR OWN FAIRY GARDEN
Fairies are magical little creatures that live in more...0 points
Gardening with Native Plants
Using native plants in the landscape and sustainab more...0 points
The Herb Garden
Herbs grown in raised beds and cont more...0 points
How to Keep Bees: Beekeeping for Beginners
Are you interested learning how to keep bees and h more...0 points
15 Easy to Grow Southern Wildflowers
Here are 15 easy to grow native flowering perennia more...0 points
Backyard Makeover: Before and After
I have a confession to make. I am a landscape des more...0 points
Water Lilies in Your Backyard Pond
Many people have ponds just so they can have water more...0 points
Sustainable Gardening a la Rabbit Hill
When Robert Lawson wrote and illustrated Rabbit Hi more...0 points
Planting An English Garden
By Sharon StajdaA English garden that is easy to p more...0 points
The Apiary: Bees & Beekeeping
An "apiary" is a place where bee more...0 points
Dogwoods and Azaleas
I do enjoy the Springtime!
It is so beautiful in more...0 points
California Native Plants
Saving water is a good starting point on why it is more...0 points
Nasturtium: Flowers and the Tapestry Flower Fairy
Photo: Nasturtium Tip Top Mahogany
Nasturtium (Tr more...0 points
American Goldfinch
Does this bird look familiar? It should! The Ameri more...0 points
Life on a Hobby Farm - country living on a couple of acres
Ever wondered what it would be like to chuck city more...0 points
Pond Pumps
When it comes to choosing the best pond pump more...0 points
Seed and Garden Supply Catalogs and Product Reviews
Time to order those seed catalogs, so you can star more...0 points
Hummingbirds Love Red Flowers
Hummingbirds are amazing! Every summer more...0 points
High Desert Gardening
I'm Teri, a graphic designer/artist/gardener livin more...0 points
Submerged Plants for Your Backyard Pond
Is your pond green? Ponds and water gardens need s more...0 points
Not Your Garden Variety Orchid: Flower with 'Tude
I saw this little orchid in a greenhouse in Carpin more...0 points
Bog Plants for Your Backyard Pond
Bog plants, emergent plants, marginal plants are a more...0 points
Mandevilla
Mandevilla, sometimes also called Dipladenia, is a more...0 points
Honey Bee Awareness Day
Can you imagine a world without the Honey Bee?
Bu more...0 points
Create a Backyard Habitat - a Hobby for the Whole Family!
New content was added to this lens on 6/28/2009.
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Natural, Organic Soil Improvement
Its Springtime! Time to get the Garden started. Th more...0 points
Floating Plants for Your Backyard Pond
Floating plants for your pond are as necessary as more...0 points
My Big Ass Yard
Yes I have a big ass yard. I know this is true bec more...0 points
Birdwatching with Kids: NJ Backyard Birds
One of the easiest ways to involve your children i more...0 points
The Intelligence Of Crows
Often viewed as a nuisance bird, the crow is far f more...0 points
Turn your garden in a local wildlife habitat
Sustainable architecture is all about integrating more...0 points
Small Spring Gardens for Small Spaces
Start shopping here for some fresh, new ide more...0 points
Desert Landscape
The Southwestern United States is an arid region k more...0 points
Tending A Fairy Garden
A fairy garden can be as small and simple as one f more...0 points
How to Care for Abandoned Squirrels-A Guide From Day One to Release
Caring for squirrels is a big commitment and is no more...0 points
Green Eggs & Chickens: Live Green with Chickens
No, my eggs and my chickens aren't actually green. more...0 points
Backyard Fountains
Backyard Fountains provides information on beautif more...0 points
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- As Seen On TV: The Topsy Turvy Hanging Tomato Planter
- Summertime means fresh tomatoes... particularly the home-grown variety. Like many home gardeners, I've been growing my own tomatoes for yea...
- The Best Ways To Get Rid Of Raccoon
- Many of us know that raccoons are known to adapt very easily to a changing environment that is why many people have problems to get rid of r...
- How to Grow and Eat Prickly Pear Cactus Plants (Opuntia)
- Prickly pear cactus (Opuntia ficus-indica) are useful in the landscape for dramatic impact, adding a southwestern feel to any landscape. Opu...
- All-Season Container Gardens
- LOOKING to make a splash with your container plantings? Although a planter overflowing with petunias is always attractive, do consider tryin...
- Lavender - Great Ways To Use Lavender
- By Sharon Stajda,
Picture this, It's a gloomy spring day, I thought to myself? What could possibly cheer me up on a day like toda... - Raising Baby Chicks
- So you've already read my lens on why you should raise chickens (No? Visit Green Eggs & Chickens), and now you want to know how? You've co...
- Why You Should Grow a Sustainable Organic Garden
- Healthy plants grow more vigorously, taste better, store longer, better resist insect attacks, and have greater resistance to cold, heat, dr...
- Backyard Photo Ops
- I used to think the best pictures required traveling long distances, but I've changed my mind. Some of the best photo ops happen in my own ...
- Mediaeval Gardening - Organically for the benefit of Wildlife
- With tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets off to a good start for this organic mediaeval style vegetable plot and informal, almost co...
- Backyard Birding with Grandma
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Planting a variety of native trees, shrubs, and flowers is a way to increase the number of bird species that will visit a backyard... - How to Garden to Attract Birds and Butterflies and Wildlife to Your Backyard and Pond and Create a Back Yard Haven!
- Gardening for the birds and wildlife is exciting and can bring you continuous joy and a getaway from life's hassels. Add a pond, some bird ...
- High Desert Gardening-Collecting Seeds
- Collecting your own perennial plant seeds is a great way to expand your garden and save money. You might even make some money by selling you...
- The Louisiana Iris in Your Backyard Pond
- Louisiana Iris is the Louisiana state wildflower. It covers bayous and swamps in the Louisiana spring. I use them in most ponds, in the wate...
- Making delicious treats for all birds
- A fun, easy activity anyone can do from all ages. Make a delicious bird treat by using pine cones, peanut butter and birdseed. The...
- My Love of Butterflies
- It seems I have been facinated with butterflies all my life. I buy all kinds of things that have butterflies on them, everything from ...
- Tallgrass Prairie Restoration
- Elsewhere the sky is the roof of the world; but here the earth was the floor of the sky. ~Willa Cather~One of the most diverse ecosystems in...
- Bearded Irises
- My first experience with the bearded iris was soon after moving to the Pacific Northwest. These plants were flowering in the garden of our n...
- GO GREEN-COMPOST
- It doesn't matter if you live in an apartment or a house, whether you lead a busy life or just sit around and play couch potato all day. It...
- Winter Pond Care
- If you've got a pond in the backyard, and you live within winter's icy reach, you need to take steps to keep your pond safe and happy. Som...
- Deer, Gophers, Squirrels, Crows, Rabbits Or Other Wildlife In The Garden?
- It happens. Creatures and critters of all shapes and sizes are guaranteed to get into something that you don't want them to and your garden...
- Art in Nature
- I am fascinated by finding familiar shapes in organic patterns and accentuating what I see, as well as working with lines and shapes in natu...
- Linda's Organic Gardening Journal - 2009
- I've got the good fortune of a large yard in which to plant my food. I'm a vegetarian so I'm hoping to be able to grow at least half my f...
- Garden Wildlife Habitats
- Suburban sprawl and development of farmland and wilderness disrupt and sometimes destroy natural wildlife habitats. Development of suburban ...
- Bio Power Gro Unlocks Nutrients for Plants
- What is it? BioPowerGro is NOT a fertilizer but an organic blend of ingredients enhanced by a homeopathic solution designed to re...
- Growing Grape Vines
- Growing grape vines is a tempting prospect for wine lovers who want to make their own supply of their favourite tipple, but just how easy is...
- Planting for Birds and Wildlife
- Welcoming birds and animals into our yard has been a most enjoyable experience. The beauty and motion that they add to the landscape makes t...
- Pesticides: Don't Kill the Good Guys
- Imagine waking up one morning and discovering that all the insects and other pests in your garden have disappeared forever - no more slugs a...
- Decorative Sprinklers
- Spruce up your lawn or garden with beautiful decorative sprinklers. These decorative sprinklers create an artful designs of w...
- The Mockingbird - Nature's Greatest Mimic
- Have you ever been awakened in the night by a very loud bird with a wildly varied song? Then you have heard the sounds of an unmated male mo...
- Hummingbirds: Facts, Feeders and Fun Merchandise
- Hummingbirds are amazing creatures. The more you learn about them, the more amazing they become.Here you can learn about them, find gr...
- Pocket Vegetable Garden (Gardening in a Small Space)
- Because my yard isn't very large, my entire garden is only 5 feet wide by about 45 feet long. Even with these limitations of space, I usual...
- How To Freeze Rhubarb
- Rhubarb is a large leafed plant with edible stalks that grows like a bad weed any where that it gets the opportunity to be planted.
Rhuba... - Plant Propagation, How to Root Succulent Plants with Leaf or Stem Cuttings
- Succulents are perfect drought tolerant plants for low water gardens and they are easy to root and grow. Learn how to propagate succulent pl...
- Shade Flowers and Shade Loving Plants
- My daughter brought home a maple tree twig from school and planted it in our backyard. We now have a huge maple tree that provides shade to ...
- Growing Tomatoes for Health and Wealth, 2009
- After having so much FUN in 2007 following the cultivation of three Tomato plants and recorded in www.squidoo.com/earlygirl, I decided to se...
- Japanese Flowering Cherry
- This lens is about one of the most beautiful ornamental trees, the Japanese Flowering Cherry. Flowering cherry trees (known as 'ornamental ...
- Save the Frogs
- I didn't know that frogs needed saving. However, I was a pollworker for our city election on April 28, 2009, at a local school. One of the ...
- The Beauty Of Miniature ZEN GARDEN
- The Zen garden, also known as a Japanese rock garden , is an ancient outdoor ritual that usually involves a sandpit with rocks and grass, as...
- Biovision - African Development and Agro Science
- Biovision is a NGO (Non Governmental Organization) that is operating mainly in Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania and has its roots in Switzerland...
- Project BudBurst: Recording the Signs of Spring
- My grandmother was an avid gardener and observer of nature. She kept careful track of when the snow melted, buds emerged in the Spring and w...
- Adenium (Desert Roses)
- Adenium. This is a genus of deciduous shrublets, shrubs or small trees. The smooth, fleshy, swollen stems are sometimes entirely subterranea...
- Planting A Rose Garden
- Choosing roses can be very romantic since roses are typically associated with love. Choosing which roses to put in your garden can be tricky...
- Patio Garden Decorating with Patio Cushions and Patio Umbrellas
- Your patio garden is your outdoor room. Design with an eye for relaxation, as well as the established decor you've set for your home....
- Fun Fotos
- This lens is all about nature photography and backyard photography.Feel free to kick off your shoes, browse around, sign the guestbook...
- Donations Needed - Help Save the Monarchs
- The Monarch Butterfly (Danaus plexippus) is one of God's most beautiful creations. So graceful in flight and peaceful as sits sipping necta...
- Tulips Bulbs -- Plant Them Right And Watch Them Flourish...
- By Sharon Stajda,In history, the Dutch will be remembered for their passion, and production of tulips. After 400-plus years, the Dutch...
- Hummingbird
- This lens was born out of a desire to bring together some nice pictures and information about one of my all time favorite birds, the tiny bu...
- Natural Garden Tips and Tricks
- Do you get spring fever as soon as the seed catalogs arrive in early January? I do. Gardening is a very therapeutic and relaxing hobby. What...
- White Alpine Strawberries
- In the spring of 2008, I planted white alpine strawberries in my garden. This lens will tell you more about this special varietal and share ...
- DIGS
- Is your Garden Dull, does it need a makeover. Then visit DIGS for Landscaping ideas and see the 'Before' and 'After' photos. ...
- Why Plant Tomatoes? For the Health Benefits and Increased Income
- Some simple steps to enjoy an Abundant Harvest of Home Grown tomatoes, earn some Spending Cash and Enjoy the Outdoors.We raised our family f...
- Portable Greenhouse Kit
- I purchased one of the Rion GH 46 Greenhouse Kit and was very susprised at the amount of room that I have for all my Orchids. I use to...
- Gardening in the Southwest
- It's tough to grow a garden here because of the soil, heat and lack of moisture! However, I've managed it, and find it's quite easy...
- Hip Old Roses for Sustainable Landscaping
- Old and Antique Roses are making a big come back as homeowners search for attractive, low maintenance, sustainable plants to add to their la...
- Creating a Backyard Wildlife Habitat
- Give back to the Earth by creating a backyard wildlife habitat. Not only will you be giving Mother Nature a helping hand, but you will also ...
- BirdCam
- The Wingscapes BirdCam captures digital photos and videos of your birds while you are away. Weatherproof, motion-activated, and easy to use,...
- Monarch Butterfly
- Among all butterflies, orange ones fascinate me the most. Ever since I was a small child, I loved spending time in the meadows during summer...
- Great Bird Baths and Fountains: A Buyer's Guide
- Give those birds a drink! Let my recommendations help you find the right bath or fountain. You can spend just a few bucks, or get...
- Creating Ambience Using Lanterns
- Outdoor spaces, such as gardens, decks, and patios, can evoke a particular feeling or atmosphere which is primarily determined by how they a...
- Natural Gardening in Nebraska
- Natural gardening means different things to different people. For purposes of this page, I'm going to define it as gardening that meets som...
- Windchimes in the Garden
- Create a soothing atomosphere in your garden or outdoor spaces with the addition of garden wind chimes. Most outdoor wind chimes are durable...
- Organic Vegetable Gardening
- With food and gas prices steadily increasing, incomes uncertain, climate change and peak oil just around the corner... many of us are rampin...
- Make a 'no-dig' vegetable garden in less than two hours
- Spring is springing down here in Australia. Time to get the vegie patch going again. This year is my first spring in a new garden. A vegetab...
- Tips for Gardening on a Budget
- Like most hobbies, costs related to gardening can add up before you know it. Luckily, it is possible to maintain a fabulous garden on a budg...
- Composting Is Cool-- and hot!
- We all know that composting is the right thing to do. Why then don't we all do it? Probably because it can seem a bit confusing, or messy, ...
- Building A Liner Pond
- Liner ponds are a popular option for backyard ponds, because of the flexibility. With a preformed pond, you're limited to the shapes that a...
- Saving Native and Other Plant Seeds
- Saving seeds from your favorite plants is an easy and economical thing to do. Whether it be native plants, pass-along flowers or heirloom ve...
- Butterflies are STILL FREE
- Go ahead. I dare you to help keep the butterflies alive. Take this gorgeous Giant Swallowtail, if all the citrus were to be lost to Canker o...
- Explore The Beauty of A Night Garden, Ideas For A Garden Of The Night
- I'm making this page about Night Garden because...A night garden is not new to the contemporary world. Moonlight gardens were planted in me...
- Toads In My Garden
- I have always been fascinated by the chubby fat toads hanging out in the garden. I don't know what it is about these fat, warty, bug-eyed c...
- Hummingbirds
- I have always thought a hummingbird was an unique creature and just hyperactive. I had never seen one sit down, nest, or be still. Maybe tha...
- The Organic Garden
- Ever since I was a little girl I can remember being in my mom's garden helping her with the garden. It was lots of work, but I enjoyed it s...
- The Best Wooden Adirondack Chairs
- Adirondack Chairs make the perfect final touch for your backyard haven, offering unmatched comfort, easy low-maintenance upkeep, and of cour...
- It's a plane! It's an eagle! No it's a California Condor.
- In 1985, the wild population of California condors consisted of nine individuals. Critically endangered due to loss of viable habitat and en...
- Hummingbirds and Gardening for Them
- Who wouldn't want to attract hummingbirds, nature's flying jewels, to their yard? Hummingbird feeders will help bring them into view, but ...
- Songs and Signs of Spring
- Down here in the the Deep South, the signs and songs of spring begin to show themselves in what would be considered late winter for the re...
- More Backyard Photo Ops: Autumn Colors
- Nature photography tugs at me. Every season has a beauty of its own, but autumn has long been my favorite. Backyard photo ops abound, becaus...
- Growing Fragrant Rosemary Herb Plants in The Garden or The Kitchen
- Rosemary (rosmarinus officinalis) is a perennial shrub native to the Mediterranean region. These fragrant, drought-tolerant plants get blue ...
- Butterflies - An introduction to this lovely insect
- I started researching butterflies when I was looking to add some to my garden. As usually happens there was much more to the subject than I ...
- Backyard Habitat Headquarters
- So, I'm enjoying beautiful weather right now but an bracing myself for the dreaded summer! I'll soon start planting my summer garden. C...
- Kathy's Bird Watching
- On those quiet days, yes I do get a few, I love to sit back and watch the birds in our backyard. There is nothing more relaxi...
- Create a Butterfly Garden - Discover How The Human Experience Relates to the Butterfly Lifecycle - Enhance Understanding of Spiritual Growth
- How our spiritual growth is similar to the stages of a butterflies lifecycle and how understanding this can enhance our journey.
Create a... - Taking care of exotic gardens & Palmtrees
- Do you have palm trees in your garden and are wondering why they're not doing so well? Or do you have a tree and don't know it's name? Th...
- Unusual Gourd Homes For Birds
- Why supply homes for birds? Many beneficial songbirds depend on natural nesting sites, such as holes in trees. Because of urban sprawl and l...
- Raccoon Baby Visit Thanksgiving Day
- We were having a nice Thanksgiving dinner a couple of years ago when the dog went crazy barking in the back yard. The commotion was so great...
- BIRD WATCHING, IN MY BACKYARD
- I go out to my backyard to TAKE A BREAK, and GET
A BREATH OF FRESH AIR, I'm greeted by my friends, A verse in the bible, comes to mind, "... - How to Create Great Garden Rooms
- Do you wish you had a nice secluded area in your yard to just relax and get away from the distractions and activities going on around you? W...
- Bats! Bats! Bats!
- Have you ever been sitting on the deck watching a fire in the evening but have to give up and go in the house because no amount of insectici...
- Woodwork for Wildlife
- Providing a friendly environment for the birds and squirrels in the backyard is easy. The proper placement of feeders, water, and ...
- Under The Mulberry Tree
- I have a big Mulberry tree in my yard and right now it is loaded with big, fat, juicy mulberries. Mulberries are good to eat, although not m...
- Composting
- My daughter and grandson have started a worm compost bin in their trailer. It is simple, compact and gives them a place for vegetable scraps...
- The Differential Grasshopper: A Summer Backyard Visitor
- I became interested in this type of grasshopper when my daughters found this one in the backyard early this September.
I grabbed my camer... - Growing Lovely Lavender Herb Plants, Easy, Fragrant Herb Plants for Dry Gardens
- French lavender (Lavandula dentata) blooms all year and is drought tolerant. These aromatic, dependable plants can takes full sun to partial...
- How To Make Your Aquatic Gardens
- There are several points you need to consider before building your pond or water feature. Should it be formal or informal, natural or modern...
- Building Your Koi Pond
- Having a outside koi pond or water garden has been very enjoyable for all our family. Once started out as a 38 gallon pre-formed pond was al...
- There is Nothing Greener than Organic Gardening!
- If you've never tasted a fresh, ripe tomato straight from the garden, you are missing out! Gardening can be a lot of work, but it is worth ...
- Backyard Products that Rock!
- What is the first thing people see when they visit. Your yard! This lens will review all the new products out there for your yard. Let me kn...
- Dressing Up Your Plants
- Plants are the botanical equivalent of the basic black dress and containers are the accessories that can dress them up or dress them down. B...
- Pond Supplies
- Nothing is more tranquil and rewarding than a beautiful pond or a well groomed landscape. And how much better would it be if you could purch...
- As the Garden Grows
- Home and Garden - Home decor, renovation, DIY projects and related products discussed as well as gardening tips and advice from a Canadian Z...
- Birding Without Leaving Home
- Here is an easy way to get started. I purchased a birdfeeder that attached to the deck. It was not a complicated installation process like d...
- Indoor Hydroponic Garden
- The term hydroponic garden was taken from Latin word meaning, "working water". Hydroponic gardening is the art of growing herbs, vegetable...
- Essential Koi Supplies
- Learn about the koi supplies you need to have in order to set up your koi pond and keep you koi happy and healthy.
There are some basic i... - Restoring an Heirloom Garden
- We are still working to completely restore our heirloom garden to it's true glory, and we thought that some of the gardeners out there mi...
- How to build a chicken coop
- Not only will you have a self sustained miniature-farm that produces fresh organic eggs everyday, recycles your food scraps and provides hig...
- Functional Birdfeeders
- A great way to bring a variety of birds to your home is to put up a birdfeeder or two (or more)! Like there are many varieties of birds, so ...
- Backyard Bird Watching
- If you are like me. Relaxation is an important part of your day. Nothing can calm the soul like a quick break outside in the sunshine commun...
- Health & Safety Guide For Gardeners
- Gardening can be a great way to get physical activity, beautify the community and grow nutritious fruits and vegetables. Whether you are a b...
- GardenCart
- GardenCart lens has gardening tips on various gardening issues. From chipmunk problems to getting plants to grow and bloom for you.&nb...
- Blown Glass Humming Bird Feeders/How to attract Humming Birds
- Blown-glass hummingbird feeders come is a breath-taking array of designs and colors. Their delicate shapes and sparkling color make them fun...
- The Naked Gardener
- Lest you think the title of this lens is a cheap attempt to attact hits, it refers to The Naked Chef, Jamie Oliver, and is not about gardeni...
- A Bird Friendly Garden
- With just a little time and effort you can create a bird friendly garden. Many birds that used to be seen in British gardens like sparrows a...
- Birdscape a Pop-Up Book in Stereo
- Do you love Birds? Do you know someone who does?
This book contains seven wonderful pop ups of different ecosystems.
Each pop up inclu... - Mosquito Wars - The Never Ending Battle
- Taking control of your backyard from the pesty mosquito is essential to enjoying evenings with your family and making memories that will las...
- Using Water Fountains in the Garden
- Nothing enhances peacefulness and tranquility more than the sound of flowing water. Block out background noise with a decorative, yet functi...
- Books on Gardening
- Below you'll find lists of books on lots of different gardening subjects. I've read quite a few of these, and own several of them, so I'l...
- Decorative Birdhouses
- Have you wanted to attract more birds into your yard? If you enjoy the signt and sound of birds then you can best attract them by providing ...
- Daylilies
- If you don't have daylilies growing in your garden yet, you don't know what you're missing! They're incredibly beautiful, and come...
- Easy gardening tips
- Hi, I'm a professional lawn and tree care gardener, and will share you some tips and thoughts on various gardening related topics. Most of ...
- Pond Kits
- "Building The Pond Was Not As Bad A I Thought It Would Be"If you'd look at me, you'd know right away that I'm not a handy...
- Breath of Life Photography
- Photos of nature, wildlife, cityscapes, and landscapes posted regularly.
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How to build a chicken coop
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Not only will you have a self sustained miniature-farm that produces fresh organic eggs everyday, recycles your food scraps and provides high quality fertilizer, but you'll be proud to know that you made something with your own two hands. Here are th...
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Building Your Koi Pond
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Having a outside koi pond or water garden has been very enjoyable for all our family. Once started out as a 38 gallon pre-formed pond was all fine with a couple small gold fish my 10 year old put in there some 10 years ago. But it seemed like right a...
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How to Keep Bees: Beekeeping for Beginners
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Are you interested learning how to keep bees and having the opportunity to produce your own honey? The idea of bee keeping for beginners can be quite daunting at first, but once you are familiar with what is required and make sure that you stick to t...
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Unique Pool Ideas
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Swimming pools create a whole new experience in your backyard. If you're thinking of a new pool project, and want it to go beyond the basics, here are a few ideas for you. Here is a virtual, vicarious display of very swim-able waterscapes that not on...
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Deer, Gophers, Squirrels, Crows, Rabbits Or Other Wildlife In The Garden?
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It happens. Creatures and critters of all shapes and sizes are guaranteed to get into something that you don't want them to and your garden is the perfect place to have this happen. When creating, and maintaining your garden area, remember that what...
Well, we're a beautiful bunch of people if I do say so myself. Please admire us in all of our glory.
We have great, top-notch, cream of the crop lenses here and I think the folks responsible deserve a bit of credit. I can only list 5 at a time so I will rotate them week to week. So here they are. Drum roll please....Nature and Backyard Photography Lenses
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Baby Animal Pictures
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This page is about baby animals and pictures of them. Living in the woods, as I do, gives me a special appreciation for nature, animals, and especially baby animals. I love to see the little ones with their mamma. I've included on...
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BirdCam
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The Wingscapes BirdCam captures digital photos and videos of your birds while you are away. Weatherproof, motion-activated, and easy to use, this revolutionary tool will enhance how you observe, enjoy, and learn about wildlife.
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Backyard Photo Ops
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I used to think the best pictures required traveling long distances, but I've changed my mind. Some of the best photo ops happen in my own backyard--literally! As a nature photographer who specializes in close-ups, I'm constantly on the lookout for...
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Fun Fotos
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This lens is all about nature photography and backyard photography. Feel free to kick off your shoes, browse around, sign the guestbook, check out my links, give me a 5 star rating... You know, just have a good time. I've had a lot o...
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Nature and Backyard Photography Lenses
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More Backyard Photo Ops: Autumn Colors
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Nature photography tugs at me. Every season has a beauty of its own, but autumn has long been my favorite. Backyard photo ops abound, because each day brings about seasonal changes. Leaves litter the ground beneath our sweetgum tree, planted when ou...
Bird Lenses
Lenses about these feathered friends in our backyard habitats. Check 'em out!-
Hummingbirds: Facts, Feeders and Fun Merchandise
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Hummingbirds are amazing creatures. The more you learn about them, the more amazing they become. Here you can learn about them, find great feeders, and browse neat hummer merchandise. Learn how to entice them to your yard with the right feeders a...
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Making delicious treats for all birds
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A fun, easy activity anyone can do from all ages. Make a delicious bird treat by using pine cones, peanut butter and birdseed. These delicious bird treats are ideal for getting children involved in bird watching.
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HUMMINGBIRDS: hummingbird gifts, t-shirts, feeders, facts and fun
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Hummingbird lovers, "Welcome!" We bring you hummingbird information, hummingbird gift ideas, hummingbird t-shirts, hummingbird tile art, hummingbird prints, books on hummingbirds and more great hummingbird 'stuff'. Take a little time to look...
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Bird Rescue
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My passion for birds has been a life long love affair. I will be sharing this passion with you. You will especially learn from this website how to care for baby birds, both wild life birds and pet babybirds (sometimes rejected by parents). The keynot...
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Backyard Birding with Grandma
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Planting a variety of native trees, shrubs, and flowers is a way to increase the number of bird species that will visit a backyard habitat. Also it is important to provide cover, shelter, nesting sites, food, and water which are th...
Bird Lenses
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Hummingbirds Love Red Flowers
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Hummingbirds are amazing! Every summer we have these jet propelled fighter pilots zipping and zooming through our yard. The buzz of their wings and the grace to hover as they seem to defy gravity by flitting from flower to f...
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Bluebirds of the Meadow
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Summer nears and the bluebirds start nesting along the fenceline. The children are fascinated with the way they fly back and forth to build their nests. They become the focus of our next Unit Study, Bluebirds of the Meadow. As your little bluebirds...
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Baby Birds
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Here you'll find pictures of baby birds and birds at the nest. It's a rare treat to see birds feeding their young at the nest and some photographers have captured this moment. I love birds and hope to share some of those special moments with you. T...
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Five Steps To Happy Hummers
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Here you'll find proven methods for attracting and caring for hummers. Beginner to advanced enthusiasts will find valuable information and helpful tips galore. My hope is that this knowledge will provide a more enjoyable experience for you and the bi...
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The Mockingbird - Nature's Greatest Mimic
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Have you ever been awakened in the night by a very loud bird with a wildly varied song? Then you have heard the sounds of an unmated male mockingbird. Whether he is voicing frustration, lament or simply joy, no one seems to know, but he certainly has...
Bird Lenses
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Purple Gallinules of the Everglades
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Gallinules are spectacular creatures. The can be found walking on water lilies in the canals throughout the Everglades. One day we took a trip to the Everglades and saw a Purple Gallinule for the first time. It's vibrant colors are unbelievable. We...
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Hummingbirds
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I have always thought a hummingbird was an unique creature and just hyperactive. I had never seen one sit down, nest, or be still. Maybe that was my fault. Now that I sometimes enjoy sitting still and watching the birds off the deck I actually see th...
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Kathy's Bird Watching
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On those quiet days, yes I do get a few, I love to sit back and watch the birds in our backyard. There is nothing more relaxing. We don't do anything fancy, I am far from an expert, having to look up many of the different bi...
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The Intelligence Of Crows
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Often viewed as a nuisance bird, the crow is far from deserving the reputation that we humans have given it. Crows are often misrepresented, misunderstood, and their intelligence level greatly under rated. Humans make and use tools to insure that th...
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Hummingbirds and Gardening for Them
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Who wouldn't want to attract hummingbirds, nature's flying jewels, to their yard? Hummingbird feeders will help bring them into view, but to really sustain them it is necessary to plant for them. Planting a Hummingbird Garden full of nectar rich flow...
Bird Lenses
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A Bird Friendly Garden
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With just a little time and effort you can create a bird friendly garden. Many birds that used to be seen in British gardens like sparrows and blackbirds are decreasing in numbers. You can help reverse that decline by creating a bird friendly garden....
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Raising Baby Chicks
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So you've already read my lens on why you should raise chickens (No? Visit Green Eggs & Chickens), and now you want to know how? You've come to the right place. Learn how to protect them, what to feed them & more. Even if you don't think chickens ar...
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BIRD WATCHING, IN MY BACKYARD
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I go out to my backyard to TAKE A BREAK, and GET A BREATH OF FRESH AIR, I'm greeted by my friends, A verse in the bible, comes to mind, "Look at the birds of the air, they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds...
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Planting for Birds and Wildlife
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Welcoming birds and animals into our yard has been a most enjoyable experience. The beauty and motion that they add to the landscape makes the garden that we have created seem all the more beautiful. We have provided a planting list with photographs...
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Robin in the Rain!
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It's springtime and one of the most popular signs of spring is the robin. Robins, with their cheery tweets and bright red breasts stand out against the disappearing snow. Cheerio, calls the robin as the rain starts to fall. This lens is a unit...
Bird Lenses
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Birdwatching with Kids: NJ Backyard Birds
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One of the easiest ways to involve your children in nature is Backyard Bird watching. Here you'll find tips for teaching them about birds, and resources for you and your family to learn more & to have a new source of entertainment (that sur...
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American Goldfinch
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Does this bird look familiar? It should! The American Goldfinch is one of the most plentiful birds in the USA and Canada. If you have a bird feeder in your yard, you're very likely to see these birds. They are very fond of sunflower seeds and thistle...
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Birding Without Leaving Home
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Here is an easy way to get started. I purchased a birdfeeder that attached to the deck. It was not a complicated installation process like digging post-holes or climbing trees or ladders. My purpose was to create an interesting stress-free show for m...
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Songs and Signs of Spring
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Down here in the the Deep South, the signs and songs of spring begin to show themselves in what would be considered late winter for the rest of the country. It is not uncommon to have Taiwan Cherry tree and Wild Blueberry (Huckleberry, Vaccinium spp...
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Colorful Chickens: All about chicken breeds
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The first thing anyone says when they see my hens is "What beautiful chickens"! They are shocked at the variety of colors and patterns. Chickens come in just about any size, color, or temprament you can imagine. Much in the same way as with dog bree...
Bird Lenses
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How to build a chicken coop
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Not only will you have a self sustained miniature-farm that produces fresh organic eggs everyday, recycles your food scraps and provides high quality fertilizer, but you'll be proud to know that you made something with your own two hands. Here are th...
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Blown Glass Humming Bird Feeders/How to attract Humming Birds
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Blown-glass hummingbird feeders come is a breath-taking array of designs and colors. Their delicate shapes and sparkling color make them functional works of art. A key tip for attracting hummingbirds is "the more feeders, the more birds." For an aver...
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Backyard Bird Watching
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If you are like me. Relaxation is an important part of your day. Nothing can calm the soul like a quick break outside in the sunshine communing with nature and watching the backyard birds. I live in California and there is a diverse group of birds t...
Butterfly Lenses
These delicate creatures are a favorite! Keep these beauties in mind when planting and landscaping. If you can attract them to your yard, you'll have many hours of enjoyment watching them (and so will your cat- joking).-
Rajah Brooke Birdwing Butterfly
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Creating beautiful flashes of color when gathered in large groups,Rajah Brooke's birdwing are dramatically patterned butterflies. The male's elongated, jet black forewings are decorated with metallic green triangles along the edges and there is...
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Monarch Butterfly
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Among all butterflies, orange ones fascinate me the most. Ever since I was a small child, I loved spending time in the meadows during summer, which were richly covered in wild flowers, and attracted various butterflies! Today, as a grown-up, this fas...
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My Love of Butterflies
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It seems I have been facinated with butterflies all my life. I buy all kinds of things that have butterflies on them, everything from the lamps in my living room that are over 30 years old to the clothing I wear. We try to grow plants and...
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Butterflies - An introduction to this lovely insect
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I started researching butterflies when I was looking to add some to my garden. As usually happens there was much more to the subject than I ever would have guessed. Then my daughter decided she was going to learn also, so I put together letstalkbutte...
More Butterfly Lenses
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Create a Butterfly Garden - Discover How The Human Experience Relates to the Butterfly Lifecycle - Enhance Understanding of Spiritual Growth
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How our spiritual growth is similar to the stages of a butterflies lifecycle and how understanding this can enhance our journey. Create a butterfly garden to enhance your outdoor experience, to balance the ecosystem around your home, and for the pur...
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Butterflies and Gardening to Attract Them
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What is more beautiful than a garden full of colorful flowers with gorgeous butterflies flitting around? It's really not that hard to create a haven like this right in your own yard. All you need to create this sanctuary for you and the butterflies a...
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Butterflies are STILL FREE
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Go ahead. I dare you to help keep the butterflies alive. Take this gorgeous Giant Swallowtail, if all the citrus were to be lost to Canker or Lethal Greening, where would they go? What would their larvae eat? What would you do to help? Read on. Part...
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Donations Needed - Help Save the Monarchs
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The Monarch Butterfly (Danaus plexippus) is one of God's most beautiful creations. So graceful in flight and peaceful as sits sipping nectar from a bright flower. The picture on the left is of a male and female Monarch sipping their first taste of n...
BUGS! The Good, The Bad and the Bugly...
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Pesticides: Don't Kill the Good Guys
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Imagine waking up one morning and discovering that all the insects and other pests in your garden have disappeared forever - no more slugs and snails, aphids, lily beetles, caterpillars and all those other creatures that chomp their way through your...
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Aaarrgghh!.... APHIDS!
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One of the most common garden pests is the aphid. Many fruits and vegetables can be easily damaged by this small insect. However there are a variety of natural pest control techniques that can make managing your aphid infestation much easier and less...
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How You Can Get Rid of Japanese Beetles
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Japanese Beetles bug me! If you're like me, I like my rose bushes, grape vines, and fruit trees(plum and apple) in one piece not munched on by Japanese Beetles. I love to garden. It's a great way to relax without Japanese Beetles. But,...
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Ladybug Land
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Welcome to Ladybug Land! Here you will find fun and interesting facts about the cutest little bugs in all the land and a lot of fun products featuring the spotted little sweethearts. Check in with us often because we will always be adding content!!!...
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The Apiary: Bees & Beekeeping
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An "apiary" is a place where bees and hives are kept, especially when it is for the production of honey. I don't keep bees presently, but it is an ambition of mine. I started this lens so I would have a place for me to put all the info...
More Buggy BUGS!
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The Differential Grasshopper: A Summer Backyard Visitor
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I became interested in this type of grasshopper when my daughters found this one in the backyard early this September. I grabbed my camera to snap a few pictures, and I wondered exactly what kind of grasshopper this was. I decided to do some resear...
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How to start a worm farm
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This little page is to show you how simple it is to start a worm farm in your own yard. Worm farms are wonderful things, and the worms (and their castings) can do wonders for the garden, as well as taking care of your kitchen food scraps. A worm far...
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Mosquito Protection Society
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I know you are probably asking yourself who on earth would harm such tiny, fairy-like creatures, but sadly, millions of mosquitoes are injured or killed every year by humans. Our goal at the Mosquito Protection Society is to educate people about how...
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Fireflies: Twinkling Lights of the Meadow
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Have you ever gone out on a summer evening to catch fireflies. They flit and fly everywhere. Soon you have five and then six. One escapes and then you catch two more. In the morning you let them go. These wonderful experiences of childhood may be dis...
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Mosquito Wars - The Never Ending Battle
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Taking control of your backyard from the pesty mosquito is essential to enjoying evenings with your family and making memories that will last a lifetime. This lens is devoted to helping you find information as well as products that will help you recl...
Wildlife Lenses
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Woodwork for Wildlife
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Providing a friendly environment for the birds and squirrels in the backyard is easy. The proper placement of feeders, water, and nesting boxes is all it takes. This will provide lots of viewing pleasure around your porch or patio.
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Toads In My Garden
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I have always been fascinated by the chubby fat toads hanging out in the garden. I don't know what it is about these fat, warty, bug-eyed creatures that I have always liked so much, but I do know that they are a very beneficial part of my garden. The...
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Sustainable Gardening a la Rabbit Hill
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When Robert Lawson wrote and illustrated Rabbit Hill over 60 years ago he was ahead of his time in the way he felt about sharing his part of this earth with the indigenous animals. For years, we have been using many of the gardening "techniques" that...
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Frog Unit Study: Hopping to Learn
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Take trips to the frog pond. Become a frog and play games and sing songs, gobble up the insect words and swat the fly verbs. This lens will give you dozens of ideas, resources, hints and tricks to create frog-themed activities for both homeschool fam...
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It's a plane! It's an eagle! No it's a California Condor.
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In 1985, the wild population of California condors consisted of nine individuals. Critically endangered due to loss of viable habitat and environmental hazards, these last California condors were brought into conservation breeding programs at the San...
Even More Wildlife Lenses
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American Black Bear (Ursus americanus)
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This page contains facts about the American black bear, including physical traits, behavior, diet, reproduction, communication, tracks, and signs. You'll also find pictures of bears!
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Woodchucks Under the Porch
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Woodchucks chuck wood and Groundhogs determine the coming of spring. They eat your garden, dig holes under the porch but look adorable when they are first born and start to venture out of their dens. Watching the woodchuck babies venturing out from...
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Raccoon Baby Visit Thanksgiving Day
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We were having a nice Thanksgiving dinner a couple of years ago when the dog went crazy barking in the back yard. The commotion was so great all of us had to go see what was out there. To our surprise there was a baby raccoon in my magnolia tree. He...
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Bats! Bats! Bats!
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Have you ever been sitting on the deck watching a fire in the evening but have to give up and go in the house because no amount of insecticide will give you relief from the mosquitoes? Just think - a small brown bat can eat 500 mosquitoes and hour! N...
More Wildlife Lenses
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Garden Wildlife Habitats
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Suburban sprawl and development of farmland and wilderness disrupt and sometimes destroy natural wildlife habitats. Development of suburban communities often displaces animals and plants; they strive to survive in areas adjacent to where they once li...
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Short Stories: Squirrels
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Squirrels are a very special kind of creature. They are furry, cute, hardworking, inquisitive and a joy to watch. They are also pesky, thieving, biting, chewing, disease ridden varmits. It all depends how you view them. They are certainly interest...
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Whitefoot the Wood Mouse: A Mouse Unit Study
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Whitefoot welcomes homeschoolers, teachers, parents and children to turn into mice, scurry through the tunnels and sniff out learning opportunities in every corner. Whitefoot the Wood Mouse welcomes everyone to his nest where learning never ends. He...
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Raccoons in the Corn
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Raccoons love to investigate. In this unit study we will be investigating the lives of raccoons with both fiction and non-fiction books, sensory table explorations and even a visit from a wild raccoon. Let Bobby Coon teach you about life on the Gree...
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HAVE YOUR OWN FAIRY GARDEN
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Fairies are magical little creatures that live in a realm just off our own. Every now and then they stop by to visit, and are occasionally spotted dancing in the moonlight, or quietly singing in the morning mists. It seems that it is the beauty of nat...
More Wildlife Lenses
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Star Tortoise
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My family and I had gone to Dublin Ohio for vacation and went to the Columbus Zoo. I took along my camera for artistic inspiration and came upon this magnificent looking tortoise. I took its picture and moved along. Once home, I tried to identify th...
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The Best Ways To Get Rid Of Raccoon
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Many of us know that raccoons are known to adapt very easily to a changing environment that is why many people have problems to get rid of raccoon. Raccoons have inherited a bad habit: they vandalize garbage cans, fish ponds and also your very own ki...
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Creating a Backyard Wildlife Habitat
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Give back to the Earth by creating a backyard wildlife habitat. Not only will you be giving Mother Nature a helping hand, but you will also enjoy seeing all of the beautiful birds that come into your backyard wildlife habitat. Making a backyard wild...
Seeds and Plant Propagation
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Planting grocery store pips & seeds
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Planting pips and seeds from bought fruit and vegetables is fun, and an easy way to grow your own house and garden plants for free! Many pips will grow into attractive houseplants and some will even bear edible fruit. Growing things from scraps is a...
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Plant Propagation, How to Root Succulent Plants with Leaf or Stem Cuttings
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Succulents are perfect drought tolerant plants for low water gardens and they are easy to root and grow. Learn how to propagate succulent plants, it's a great way to expand your plant collection - and it's free!
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High Desert Gardening-Collecting Seeds
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Collecting your own perennial plant seeds is a great way to expand your garden and save money. You might even make some money by selling your young plants started from seed. It's easy to do. I've included some photos and info about a few of the peren...
Gardening Lenses
Ok all of you garden freaks, these are for you!!!GO CRAZY!
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Natural Garden Tips and Tricks
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Do you get spring fever as soon as the seed catalogs arrive in early January? I do. Gardening is a very therapeutic and relaxing hobby. What a great feeling when you are connected to the earth. It is so calming to watch all the beautiful plants emerg...
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Small Spring Gardens for Small Spaces
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Start shopping here for some fresh, new ideas for spring. Plant a herb garden. Grow strawberries. Meeting the challenge of creating a delightful garden in a small space. No space is too small to make a big impact! Keep the rhododendron small...
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High Desert Gardening
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I'm Teri, a graphic designer/artist/gardener living in the high desert of Northern Nevada. Originally from Southern California, I found gardening somewhat challenging when I first moved here in 1989. After much research into the native and non-native...
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Gardening in the Southwest
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It's tough to grow a garden here because of the soil, heat and lack of moisture! However, I've managed it, and find it's quite easy when you know what to do. I'm always giving my "sage" garden advice to friends, so I figured I'd...
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How to Garden to Attract Birds and Butterflies and Wildlife to Your Backyard and Pond and Create a Back Yard Haven!
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Gardening for the birds and wildlife is exciting and can bring you continuous joy and a getaway from life's hassels. Add a pond, some bird feeders, the proper plants and you are on your way. It shouldn't be overwhelming. Gardening and creating your la...
More Garden Lenses!!!
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A zen guide to your own Japanese garden
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What ornaments, elements and styles defines a Japanese garden? What should you incorporate to create you own piece of heaven? Let this article guide you.
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Bio Power Gro Unlocks Nutrients for Plants
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What is it? BioPowerGro is NOT a fertilizer but an organic blend of ingredients enhanced by a homeopathic solution designed to release nutrients and micro-nutrients already in all growing mediums by converting them to a plant feeding 'smor...
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Tips for Gardening on a Budget
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Like most hobbies, costs related to gardening can add up before you know it. Luckily, it is possible to maintain a fabulous garden on a budget.
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My Flower Garden
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I'm Deb the Flowergardener, and I'd like to share my backyard flower garden and flower photos with you! I've designed and created a 2,000 square foot flower garden in my back yard which is truly unique, matching my personality and life st...
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As the Garden Grows
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Home and Garden - Home decor, renovation, DIY projects and related products discussed as well as gardening tips and advice from a Canadian Zone 5b, USD zone 6b gardener. Photos accompany most posts, plus there is a weekly interactive post. This...
More Garden Lenses
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The Herb Garden
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Herbs grown in raised beds and containers in the Mediaeval Organic Garden adds diversity to the garden. Featuring flowers and weeds not normally associated with herbs e.g. pot marigold, dandelion and nettle,...
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Saving Native and Other Plant Seeds
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Saving seeds from your favorite plants is an easy and economical thing to do. Whether it be native plants, pass-along flowers or heirloom vegetables, when you harvest and store seeds, you know that you are perpetuating a species of plant that might h...
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GardenCart
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GardenCart lens has gardening tips on various gardening issues. From chipmunk problems to getting plants to grow and bloom for you. You'll find garden tips on how to take cuttings from plants so you can start new ones in an...
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60 second Home Garden Tips
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The garden is where you should be spending your time not in front of the computer. So, here's some gardening tips that should get you back outdoors in 60 seconds or less. Ask a question, find the answer and get back in front of your favourite perenni...
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Growing Unusual Edibles
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There are lots of things that you can grow in a kitchen garden. Growing common and easy to find vegetable varieties will keep you busy all year, but there are also more unusual things to try if you fancy moving off the beaten track! Many of them are...
Even More Gardening Lenses
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Books on Gardening
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Below you'll find lists of books on lots of different gardening subjects. I've read quite a few of these, and own several of them, so I'll give you my opinions on those. Also, just for fun, I've added some really great YouTube gardening videos near...
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Planting An English Garden
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By Sharon Stajda A English garden that is easy to plant, and care for, plus will return every year? Want a wonderful 'English Garden" right in your own backyard? I have picked out plant's that will give you color from summer through fall....
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Restoring an Heirloom Garden
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We are still working to completely restore our heirloom garden to it's true glory, and we thought that some of the gardeners out there might like to hear about how we began. Each time we pulled the weeds and vines away from a beautiful plant it was...
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Make a 'no-dig' vegetable garden in less than two hours
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Spring is springing down here in Australia. Time to get the vegie patch going again. This year is my first spring in a new garden. A vegetable garden is a necessity, but I was certainly not looking forward to breaking my back over a new vegie patch....
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Lavender - Great Ways To Use Lavender
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By Sharon Stajda, Picture this, It's a gloomy spring day, I thought to myself? What could possibly cheer me up on a day like today? It hit me - a visit to my favorite local nursery. Yeah, this would be just the right outing for a day like t...
Love Those Gardening Lenses!
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Project BudBurst: Recording the Signs of Spring
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My grandmother was an avid gardener and observer of nature. She kept careful track of when the snow melted, buds emerged in the Spring and when each flower burst into bloom. Records like these are now being sought by Project BudBurst to create a data...
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Explore The Beauty of A Night Garden, Ideas For A Garden Of The Night
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I'm making this page about Night Garden because...A night garden is not new to the contemporary world. Moonlight gardens were planted in medieval Japan using white or pale-colored rocks and sand. Pools of water caught the shine of the moon and white...
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Pocket Vegetable Garden (Gardening in a Small Space)
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Because my yard isn't very large, my entire garden is only 5 feet wide by about 45 feet long. Even with these limitations of space, I usually manage to grow about 200 pounds of vegetables a year with very little time spent in the actual care of the g...
And, yes you guessed it, MORE Garden Lenses
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Gardening with Native Plants
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Using native plants in the landscape and sustainable gardening are 2 hot topics, today. This lens will provide you with native plant lists, techniques, and links to more information that will get you started on the way to creating an ecologically hea...
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Easy gardening tips
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Hi, I'm a professional lawn and tree care gardener, and will share you some tips and thoughts on various gardening related topics. Most of the issues treated here are related to inquiries from my clients (Hi there, if you're one of my clients!) and h...
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Health & Safety Guide For Gardeners
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Gardening can be a great way to get physical activity, beautify the community and grow nutritious fruits and vegetables. Whether you are a beginner or expert gardener, health and safety are important. Below are some tips to help keep you safe and hea...
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All-Season Container Gardens
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LOOKING to make a splash with your container plantings? Although a planter overflowing with petunias is always attractive, do consider trying some new plants and creative combinations. Here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing plants:.........
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Seed and Garden Supply Catalogs and Product Reviews
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Time to order those seed catalogs, so you can start looking through them to order your seeds for your gardens! Or for faster , easier ordering, order right here from their websites! You can also look over the beautiful pictures of flowers and vegetab...
Organic And "Green" Gardening
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Mediaeval Gardening - Organically for the benefit of Wildlife
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With tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets off to a good start for this organic mediaeval style vegetable plot and informal, almost cottage-like garden. By not using chemicals in the garden and working with nature the wildlife finds its own nat...
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Natural, Organic Soil Improvement
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Its Springtime! Time to get the Garden started. The plants in your garden use a variety of nutrients to grow healthy and provide quality vegetables, fruit, and the best blooms! Organic natural additives can enhance soil texture and supply the plants...
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There is Nothing Greener than Organic Gardening!
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If you've never tasted a fresh, ripe tomato straight from the garden, you are missing out! Gardening can be a lot of work, but it is worth it. Knowing where your food comes from and what sort of work went into it, teaches respect for the earth (not t...
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The Naked Gardener
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Lest you think the title of this lens is a cheap attempt to attact hits, it refers to The Naked Chef, Jamie Oliver, and is not about gardening in the nude any more than Jamie Oliver cooks in the nude. In this sense, "naked" means simple and...
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The Organic Garden
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Ever since I was a little girl I can remember being in my mom's garden helping her with the garden. It was lots of work, but I enjoyed it so much! To be able to plant a little seed and watch it grow into a full sized plant was so much fun! Then to be...
Organic And "Green" Gardening
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GO GREEN-COMPOST
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It doesn't matter if you live in an apartment or a house, whether you lead a busy life or just sit around and play couch potato all day. It doesn't take a lot of time, money, or space to compost and it can make a huge difference to the health...
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Green Eggs & Chickens: Live Green with Chickens
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No, my eggs and my chickens aren't actually green. The eggs are brown and the chickens are black (but some do have a green sheen in the sun). We mean "green" in terms of earth friendly. If you want to know: *How chickens can be earth friendly, *Why...
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Composting
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My daughter and grandson have started a worm compost bin in their trailer. It is simple, compact and gives them a place for vegetable scraps and we hope in several weeks some compost for the tomato plants. They have run into a couple problems along t...
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Composting Is Cool-- and hot!
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We all know that composting is the right thing to do. Why then don't we all do it? Probably because it can seem a bit confusing, or messy, or maybe even a hassle. But if you really want to do your part in helping your environment, composting is a gre...
Organic and "Green" Gardening Lenses
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Growing Organic Vegetables
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Why You Should Grow a Sustainable Organic Garden
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Healthy plants grow more vigorously, taste better, store longer, better resist insect attacks, and have greater resistance to cold, heat, drought, and disease. 90% of a garden's success starts with the condition of the soil... Did you know that plan...
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Natural Gardening in Nebraska
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Natural gardening means different things to different people. For purposes of this page, I'm going to define it as gardening that meets some or all of the following goals: 1. Uses organic techniques 2. Uses primarily native plants, or hardy, low mai...
Landscaping Lenses
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Desert Landscape
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The Southwestern United States is an arid region known for a very low annual rainfall. Water conservation is an issue on everyone's mind. Every homeowner wants to landscape his or her home to create beauty and to have a place to relax and...
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Taking care of exotic gardens & Palmtrees
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Do you have palm trees in your garden and are wondering why they're not doing so well? Or do you have a tree and don't know it's name? This lens will shed a light on all topics related to palm trees and other exotic plants. Enjoy!
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How to Create Great Garden Rooms
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Do you wish you had a nice secluded area in your yard to just relax and get away from the distractions and activities going on around you? Would you like to set aside a little plot to grow your own vegetables or designate a play area with swing set f...
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DIGS
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Is your Garden Dull, does it need a makeover. Then visit DIGS for Landscaping ideas and see the 'Before' and 'After' photos. And if you live in the Bristol area contact us for our services. We do patios, brick BBQs, paths, fences, w...
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My Big Ass Yard
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Yes I have a big ass yard. I know this is true because when I get done mowing, weed whacking, planting, raking, watering, etc. I always say, "man, I have a big ass yard." Actually my yard is three acres in size. The same as three football f...
Landscaping Lenses
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Backyard Makeover: Before and After
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I have a confession to make. I am a landscape designer's worst nightmare. I almost hesitate to describe how it all began. One morning in 2006, I took a long look at our pathetic backyard. Our 14-year-old dog had died earlier that year, leaving behi...
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California Native Plants
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Saving water is a good starting point on why it is important to garden with native plants, but there are so many more reasons, and most of them have to do with preserving our wildlife. Our plants and animals have evolved together for tens of thousand...
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Discover The 5 Feng Shui Elements
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No matter how big or how small your garden area, your ideal Feng Shui Garden incorporates basic Feng Shui principles to either calm or energize the space as needed. Your Garden Design should allow the movement of Chi (life force energy), throughou...
Lenses Dealing With Decorative/Functional Elements in Your Habitat
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Backyard Fountains
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Backyard Fountains provides information on beautiful backyard fountains and where to buy them. Outdoor Fountains Fountains backyard store on Amazon Where to buy outdoor backyard fountains Other recommended backyard fountain stores
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Great Bird Baths and Fountains: A Buyer's Guide
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Give those birds a drink! Let my recommendations help you find the right bath or fountain. You can spend just a few bucks, or get a deluxe solar-powered fountain. Birds need water as much as food. You can have a basic bath, or go beyond by...
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Decorative Sprinklers
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Spruce up your lawn or garden with beautiful decorative sprinklers. These decorative sprinklers create an artful designs of water and are almost too artistic to be called sprinklers. They've captured consumers' attention and are all th...
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Portable Greenhouse Kit
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I purchased one of the Rion GH 46 Greenhouse Kit and was very susprised at the amount of room that I have for all my Orchids. I use to have a DIY Mini Indoor Greenhouse that I would just put outside with no cover during the summer and move insi...
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The Best Bird Feeders: A Buyer's Guide
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Aren't you tired of wasting money on crummy feeders from Hardware Frank or Wal-Target? Get the benefit of my years of buying and testing! Instead of spending $80 on 4 or 5 junky feeders that last a season or two, why not buy one great one t...
More Lenses Dealing With Functional/Decorative Elements in Your Habitat
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Using Water Fountains in the Garden
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Nothing enhances peacefulness and tranquility more than the sound of flowing water. Block out background noise with a decorative, yet functional outdoor garden fountain. Water fountains in the garden provide a variety of advantages. Not only will the...
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Windchimes in the Garden
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Create a soothing atomosphere in your garden or outdoor spaces with the addition of garden wind chimes. Most outdoor wind chimes are durable and are made from a variety of materials, including many metal wind chimes. From the delicate tinkle of glass...
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Functional Birdfeeders
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A great way to bring a variety of birds to your home is to put up a birdfeeder or two (or more)! Like there are many varieties of birds, so are there sevearl varieties of feeders. Some species will only eat from certain feeders, so choose your feeder...
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Decorative Birdhouses
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Have you wanted to attract more birds into your yard? If you enjoy the signt and sound of birds then you can best attract them by providing a comfortable place for them to eat/drink or rest. Birdhouses provide such a place. While functionality is imp...
More Lenses Dealing With Functional/Decorative Elements in Your Habitat
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Creating Ambience Using Lanterns
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Outdoor spaces, such as gardens, decks, and patios, can evoke a particular feeling or atmosphere which is primarily determined by how they are decorated and lit. Outdoor lighting creates a lot ambience in addition to serving a functional purpose. The...
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The Best Backyard Adirondack Armchairs
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Adirondack Chairs make the perfect final touch for your backyard haven, offering unmatched comfort, easy low-maintenance upkeep, and of course, they look unlike any other piece of lawn furniture. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your backyard surroundings!...
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Garden Crafts - Leaf Shaped Bird Bath
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If you love the birds and enjoy crafts, make a decorative and unique bird bath for your backyard garden. All you need are a pile of play sand, a bucket of water, rubber gloves, plastic trash bags, a bag of acrylic concrete patch mix, and a large leaf...
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Unusual Gourd Homes For Birds
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Why supply homes for birds? Many beneficial songbirds depend on natural nesting sites, such as holes in trees. Because of urban sprawl and logging, many of these nesting sites are being diminished and populations of the birds dependent on them are dw...
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Sundials: How to Make a Sundial, How they Work and Some Sundial History
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Many people think of sundials as nothing more than historical curiosities. How wrong can you be? Sundials are fantastic things to have in your garden, incredibly beautiful focal points just like any urn or garden sculpture. But sundials are so much m...
Lenses Dedicated to a Specific Kind of Plant
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Orchids 4ever
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In the kingdom of flowering plants, orchid rule the emerald Earth.Of over 25,000 species found worldwide, Malaysia is home to some 850 species in the peninsula and another 2,500 in Sabah and Sarawak. To obtain such abundance, orchids are opportunist t...
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Japanese Flowering Cherry
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This lens is about one of the most beautiful ornamental trees, the Japanese Flowering Cherry. Flowering cherry trees (known as 'ornamental cherries') have the stamens and pistils replaced by additional petals ("double" flowers), so are ster...
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Pumpkins!
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Pumpkins are very popular during the fall season, especially for Halloween and Thanksgiving. They have so many uses. You can plant, grow, and cook pumpkins. They can also be used for decorations, or to create beautiful, albeit temporary, works of ar...
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Nepenthes Plant
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Nepenthes or Pitcher Plants as some people refers to are actually plants that survive on living insect or small animal. Its quite intriguing and profound that this carnivory plant exist and feed on other insect or small animal just to survive....
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Moss Farming
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Moss can be a filler on top of a potted plant, it can be a little accent in a garden, or a lush, full-fledged replacement for a lawn. This is my first year moss farming notebook and diary complete with pictures along the way. It's got a lot of...
More Lenses Dedicated to a Specific Kind of Plant
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Crocus, Crocus, and Crocus!
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Little yellow, purple and white crocus blooms are one of the first signs of spring in my area after a cold colorless winter. Crocus bulbs are only available during the Fall, after they are harvested in Holland over the summer, inspected and then pack...
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Tulips, Tulips, and More Tulips
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Tulip bulbs need to be planted in the Fall before the first hard frost. Tulips require a cold period in order to form roots. It's getting about that time to choose your beautiful tulips! After flowering, the Tulips store food in their underground org...
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Mandevilla
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Mandevilla, sometimes also called Dipladenia, is a genus of plants. It consists of about 100 species, mostly tropical and subtropical flowering vines belonging to the family Apocynaceae, the Periwinkle family. Mandevillas develop spectacular flowers...
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Not Your Garden Variety Orchid: Flower with 'Tude
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I saw this little orchid in a greenhouse in Carpinteria, California, and just had to take his portrait. Worse, I had to put him on a T-shirt and a few other items. I don't know why, I just think flowers with faces are hilarious. So if you want a humo...
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Daffodils, Daffodils, and More Daffodils
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Daffodil bulbs are available in the Fall, and need to be planted before the first hard frost. Daffodils require a cold period in order to form roots. Have you seen the beautiful daffodils coming up in spring yet? On 4-2-09 the daffodils started bloom...
More Lenses Dedicated to a Specific Kind of Plant
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Planting A Rose Garden
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Choosing roses can be very romantic since roses are typically associated with love. Choosing which roses to put in your garden can be tricky as there are so many varieties. There are so many choices between colors and sizes that it can be...
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Tallgrass Prairie Restoration
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Elsewhere the sky is the roof of the world; but here the earth was the floor of the sky. ~Willa Cather~ One of the most diverse ecosystems in North America, the tallgrass prairie is also one of its most endangered. Less than 1% of the original extent...
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Adenium (Desert Roses)
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Adenium. This is a genus of deciduous shrublets, shrubs or small trees. The smooth, fleshy, swollen stems are sometimes entirely subterranean with only fleshy branches above ground. The plants have tubers or rootstocks and usually clear sap. The stri...
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TOP 8 HOUSEPLANT KILLERS
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No one sets out to kill a houseplant, yet most dead houseplants were killed by kindness. Gardening indoors is an artificial climate and all plants will need a period of adjustment. Expect to see a few leaves drop at first. The best thing you can do f...
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White Alpine Strawberries
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In the spring of 2008, I planted white alpine strawberries in my garden. This lens will tell you more about this special varietal and share my experiences with this delicious fruit! These berries have some distinct differences from regular strawberri...
More Lenses Dedicated To A Specific Kind Of Plant
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Growing Tomatoes for Health and Wealth, 2009
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After having so much FUN in 2007 following the cultivation of three Tomato plants and recorded in www.squidoo.com/earlygirl, I decided to seriously expand the project in 2008 with a 24 plant (200 square foot plot). This project is following the prin...
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Under The Mulberry Tree
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I have a big Mulberry tree in my yard and right now it is loaded with big, fat, juicy mulberries. Mulberries are good to eat, although not my favorites, but they are dropping all over my flower garden which is pretty messy! I don't complain, though,...
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Nasturtium: Flowers and the Tapestry Flower Fairy
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Photo: Nasturtium Tip Top Mahogany Nasturtium (Tropaeolum spp) is an annual (perennial in mild climates) with many virtues. They are fast and easy to grow. They are not too particular about their growing conditions and do great with a little neglect...
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Rose Bush Care & Maintenance
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Pruning rose bushes can be overwhelming and confusing to many gardeners, Proper Pruning and training is the best way to keep your Rose bushes healthy blooming and looking their best. General pruning principles apply to all roses, but there are differ...
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Why Plant Tomatoes? For the Health Benefits and Increased Income
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Some simple steps to enjoy an Abundant Harvest of Home Grown tomatoes, earn some Spending Cash and Enjoy the Outdoors. We raised our family from Truck Gardening small acreage. We sold our produce locally, roadside and to local markets and were involved...
Lenses Dedicated To A Specific Kind Of Plant
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Geraniums -Tips On Growing Geraniums
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By Sharon Stajda, There a few great rules to follow when planting Geraniums. If planted correctly, you will have wonderful huge flowers from early summer to late fall. Don't jump the gun when going to plant your geraniums. I am sure many garden...
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Bearded Irises
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My first experience with the bearded iris was soon after moving to the Pacific Northwest. These plants were flowering in the garden of our new home. The previous owner of the house had planted them against the west side of the house, where they were...
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Tulips Bulbs -- Plant Them Right And Watch Them Flourish...
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By Sharon Stajda, In history, the Dutch will be remembered for their passion, and production of tulips. After 400-plus years, the Dutch people still enduring a love affair with the tulip. First introduced to Holland in 1593, the tulip has become...
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Planting & Caring For Rose Bushes in Containers...
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By Sharon Stajda, With the exception of large climbers, most roses can be grown successfully in containers.When met with these requirements one can grow roses that can attain a good height, and spread of up to five feet. Rose bushes can b...
Lenses Dedicated To A Specific Kind of Plant
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Apple Trees and Apple Blossoms Unit Study
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When Garner Rix moved with his family to Vermont in 1780 he brought apple seeds with him. He carefully planted those seeds which grew into trees and produced apple blossoms in Springtime and bushels of apples in the fall. It has been 200 years since...
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Daylilies
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If you don't have daylilies growing in your garden yet, you don't know what you're missing! They're incredibly beautiful, and come in a rainbow of colors, and even more important, they're extremely easy to grow. They're vigorous, hardy pe...
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How to Grow and Eat Prickly Pear Cactus Plants (Opuntia)
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Prickly pear cactus (Opuntia ficus-indica) are useful in the landscape for dramatic impact, adding a southwestern feel to any landscape. Opuntia cactus also have edible pads and provide delicious red cactus pears.
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Hip Old Roses for Sustainable Landscaping
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Old and Antique Roses are making a big come back as homeowners search for attractive, low maintenance, sustainable plants to add to their landscape. Many of the old varieties of roses have survived, unattended for years in cemeteries and on old homes...
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Pumpkin Picking Time
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Pumpkins seem to fascinate children, whether they are growing in a field or carved as a jack-o-lantern on the front porch. This thematic teaching unit is all about pumpkins from growing them and eating them to the history and symbols associate...
Pond Lenses
These are all Pond Lady lenses. She is a wonderful resource!!-
Submerged Plants for Your Backyard Pond
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Is your pond green? Ponds and water gardens need submerged vegetation to have clear water. Submerged plants give off oxygen for your fish to breathe and are fertilized by fish waste. They act as a natural filter and your fish eat them. What a perfect...
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Bog Plants for Your Backyard Pond
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Bog plants, emergent plants, marginal plants are all the same. They all love wet feet and grow in swamps or bogs. Bog plants or marginal plants are at the height of their growing season in the heat of the summer. If they outgrow their pots, cut them...
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The Louisiana Iris in Your Backyard Pond
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Louisiana Iris is the Louisiana state wildflower. It covers bayous and swamps in the Louisiana spring. I use them in most ponds, in the water and out. See pictures of hybrids. Find growing conditions. If you are looking for an iris that loves wet fee...
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Floating Plants for Your Backyard Pond
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Floating plants for your pond are as necessary as water. Half of your pond needs to be covered so your water doesn't get too hot and to provide shade for your fish. Your submerged vegetation needs shade or it will burn in the sun. Floating plants giv...
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Build Your Own Backyard Pond with the Pondlady
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Learn to build a pond with the pondlady. She shares her almost 20 years experience in designing and building ponds cheaper and easier than any other method you have read about. From building to troubleshooting, from plants to fish, we talk about what...
More Pond Lenses
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Water Lilies in Your Backyard Pond
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Many people have ponds just so they can have water lilies. Here in New Orleans we love tropicals with their aroma reminiscent of tropical islands and colors that defy description. Hardy water lilies are beautiful and grow anywhere. If you have a pond...
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Pond Supplies
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Nothing is more tranquil and rewarding than a beautiful pond or a well groomed landscape. And how much better would it be if you could purchase those products at a discount price? Here at DeepDiscountPondSupply we strive to give you excellent p...
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Pond Kits
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"Building The Pond Was Not As Bad A I Thought It Would Be" If you'd look at me, you'd know right away that I'm not a handy person. I don't build stuff. I don't work with power tools and I don't know one piece of wood from another...
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Koi Fish
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Everyone loves the wonderful koi fish that can add a touch of mystery to any watergarden. Who wouldn’t want to know amazing silly facts about are joyful water loving friends. So sit back relax and be prepared to learn amazing things...
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Pond Pumps
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When it comes to choosing the best pond pump for you watergarden you need to ask yourself these questions. Do you plan on keeping KOI in your pond? Will you have a waterfall, or a fountain? If you plan on having these items in y...
More Pond Lenses
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Building A Liner Pond
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Liner ponds are a popular option for backyard ponds, because of the flexibility. With a preformed pond, you're limited to the shapes that are available. When you build a pond with a flexible liner, you can buld your pond of any size or shape that you...
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How To Make Your Aquatic Gardens
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There are several points you need to consider before building your pond or water feature. Should it be formal or informal, natural or modern? Do you want to keep fish or grow plants? Are there children to keep safe? Once you have answered these quest...
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Winter Pond Care
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If you've got a pond in the backyard, and you live within winter's icy reach, you need to take steps to keep your pond safe and happy. Some of these things are purely common sense, but a few you may not have considered are also very important to your...
Other Wonderful Lenses That Are Too Original to Fall Into Another Category!
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Biovision - African Development and Agro Science
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Biovision is a NGO (Non Governmental Organization) that is operating mainly in Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania and has its roots in Switzerland. With the cash award he recieved with the World Food Prize, Dr. Herren in 1998 established BioVision, a priva...
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Life on a Hobby Farm - country living on a couple of acres
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Ever wondered what it would be like to chuck city or suburban living and move to the country? Maybe grow your own food, raise some animals, and know all your neighbors? My name is Tanya Clapshaw, and this is my blog about living on less than three ac...
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Richland Recycling Center | Recycle Washington | Tri City Wa Waste Management | Paper Aluminum Computer and Plastic Recycling
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Recycling, brought to you by real estate agents, Joe and Colleen Lane of The Lane Real Estate Team. Recycled issues and recycle news, and ways you can contribute positively to the environment in Richland Washington specifically, and a lens on recycli...
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Create a Backyard Habitat - a Hobby for the Whole Family!
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New content was added to this lens on 6/28/2009. Hello and welcome to our backyard! My family has been involved in creating a backyard habitat over the last year and now I am ready to share our experiences with a larger audience.&nbs...
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Nature Journaling
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Creating a Nature Journal is an exciting way to record the changes in the world around you. It's inexpensive and can be both educational and recreational for children and adults.
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Preserving Native Habitats in Louisiana
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Scientists from all over the world, like Douglas Tallamy the author of Bringing Nature Home, are advocating using native plants in sustainable, ecologically balanced gardens in suburban and urban yards to help bring back the beneficial insects that a...
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How To Speak Through Flowers
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Nature's gift of flowers, speak to us in many different ways and people have been expressing our deepest thoughts and emotions to one another through their beauty and symbolic meanings since time immemorial. Floriography- The language of flowers. A...
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Please Eat the Wild Flowers
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For centuries, people have been eating wild flowers and plants. There are so many tasty buds out there, free for the taking, if you know what to look for. I've included some of our favorite edible wild flowers and plants with descriptions, photograph...
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Weather Related Science Projects for Kids (and their parents)
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This is dedicated to science projects for the family to help with understanding weather and other aspects of Earth science. These are all weather experiments that you can make freely on your own. If you are looking for fun, yet educational activitie...
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Backyard Products that Rock!
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What is the first thing people see when they visit. Your yard! This lens will review all the new products out there for your yard. Let me know what you think ~~ Submit your links and comments.
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The Big Cheese Cat Repeller STV610
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This Sonic Cat Repeller from the big cheese company will help protect your garden from annoying cats. We have always had dogs in our household, so never had a problem with cats. However, as we now no longer have a dog the neighbour cats have moved in...
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Hi to all ! I have just finished a great new lens, and I am inviting all my garden lovers to check it out. "Planting An Evening Garden" It's time us night owl's have garden's to enjoy... Best Regards As Always...Shar
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