Posted on : 21-03-2009 | By : Admin
Happy first day of Spring! 
We’ve heard a lot lately about persistent bunnies and how to keep them out of the garden. The devastation even the little furry babies can cause in only a few hours is amazing. When professionals asked The Liquid Fence Company to solve extreme rabbit problems, they called it “mission impossible” until they came up with a solution — Liquid Fence Dual Action Rabbit Repellent. This 100% all-natural formula works on scent and taste to keep even baby bunnies out of the garden and in the woods. It’s easy- to- use, safe for humans, pets and vegetation and 100% guaranteed. It dries odorless, is long-lasting and rain-resistent. So get enjoy your garden this Spring without feeding Thumper and his friends. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted on : 21-03-2009 | By : Admin
This year, the vegetables served at the White House will be as locally grown as possible–right on the South Lawn. After a campaign by gardeners and sustainable food activists, the First Family has decided to dig up part of the White House grounds for a vegetable garden. In a ceremony Friday, First Lady Michelle Obama and local elementary school students will break ground for the project.
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Posted on : 21-03-2009 | By : Admin
Reader Cyndi Heid of Middle Island writes:
I just purchased a condo, and my small front yard gets no direct sun. What can I plant that will grow?
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Posted on : 21-03-2009 | By : Admin
As the weather begins warming, trees start budding and early bloomers begin emerging from the earth, my thoughts naturally turn to gardening once again. Although here in Northern Californias mild climate, year-round gardening is possible, inevitably each fall I give up the ghost. By late August, the most vigorous crops — tomatoes and peppers — have slowed production, started looking haggard and bedraggled, and are seemingly as exhausted as I am. So I put the garden to bed and head back indoors to endure the less physically demanding seasons of fall and winter.
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We’ve heard a lot lately about persistent bunnies and how to keep them out of the garden. The devastation even the little furry babies can cause in only a few hours is amazing. When professionals asked The Liquid Fence Company to solve extreme rabbit problems, they called it “mission impossible” until they came up with a solution — Liquid Fence Dual Action Rabbit Repellent. This 100% all-natural formula works on scent and taste to keep even baby bunnies out of the garden and in the woods. It’s easy- to- use, safe for humans, pets and vegetation and 100% guaranteed. It dries odorless, is long-lasting and rain-resistent. So get enjoy your garden this Spring without feeding Thumper and his friends. Read the rest of this entry »