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1. Deer repellant: if you aren't ready for a deer fence... In another lens I describe putting up a deer fence - that was my solution to the deer problem, and it's final. But what if you don't have enough land to make it worthwhile, or you only have a few plants you want to protect, or a deer fence se...
2. How do I keep cats out of my yard? That darn cat is peeing in my yard again!!  Sound familiar?  If unwanted cats are doing their business in your yard or garden, there are several safe and effective ways to repel them.  There are products specifically designed as cat re...
3. I Love Lilies My best friend doesn't like lilies. She says the look of them and their scent reminds her of funerals. I know what she means but I love them anyway. I love the way they look, the myriad of varieties as both cut flowers and garden plants and I love th...
4. Integrated Pest Management IPM, Integrated Pest Management is what the horticulture world is now using to help the environment, the public and our crops. It doesn't matter if you have a small garden planter or 1,000 acre farm. Everyone needs to practice Integrated Pest Managem...
5. How To Get Rid Of Slugs - The Easy Way Slugs are cool most of the time, they're neat to watch and they serve important roles in the environment. But the little delinquents insist on eating my plants! So how do I get rid of these munching mollusks in an easy and environmentally friendly w...
6. Deer Cat Dog Rabbit Squirrel Repellents - Humane Pest Control When you have garden pests attacking the products of your hard work in the garden, you want to take quick action.  We take a look at some humane repellents for cats, dogs, and deer, and other critters you would like to repel from your yard or ga...
7. What you need to know about Garden Pests I hate bad bugs!!!If we could garden without any interference from the pests which attack plants, then indeed gardening would be a simple matter. But all the time we must watch out for these little foes little in size, but tremendous in the havoc the...
8. Garden Pests Everyone who has ever planted a garden has met one or all of these garden pests. These animals need to eat our plants, vegetables and flowers to live. Under other circumstances we think deer, rabbits, squirrels and butterflies are cute, but, not when...
9. Deer fence repair and maintenance Mending your deer fence periodically is like a fisherman mending his nets - it just has to be done. Little critters gnaw holes in the bottom of the fencing and if you don't fix them, bigger and bigger critters will get through until fawns and fin...
10. Summer Garden Pests Summer inevitably brings an onslaught of garden creepy crawlies and other annoying creatures, but luckily with man being the dominant species, we have invented some novel and practical methods of keeping them at bay. This article identifies the main...
11. Vegetable Gardening This site has lots of information about gardening: everything from pest control, when to plant, raised bed gardens, composting, nutrition, and more! Photo Credit: Kintaiyo Copyright: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
12. Container Gardening Tips Here is a look at container gardening of all sorts. Anything to do with growing flower, herbs, or vegetables in containers, pots, baskets, barrels, Topsy Turvy planters or whatever else works for gardening.  With container gardens you can grow p...
13. Natural Lawn Care Natural lawn care benefits both your immediate environment (your yard) and the global environment. An ecologically responsible plan includes making wise choices of insecticides, fertilizers, mowing devices, grass types, and watering practices- just t...
14. CONTROLLING PESTS IN YOUR GARDEN Do you want to maintain an organic garden.....looking for an environmentally friendly solution to garden pests? Gardeners know that songbirds and toads wage a constant war against plant-eating insects, but did you know that you can recruit other bene...
15. Nemaslug All gardeners will know the problems slugs can cause, particularly those of us in the UK where the wet climate particularly suits slugs. Historically there have been a number of suggested treatments, ranging from the organic "beer trap" to the purel...