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Posted by Donna Evans
Pruning Basics
Pruning can improve the health, productivity and appearance of your trees and shrubs. But improper pruning can destroy the shape of your plants and also cause more harm than good. Following a few simple guidelines can help make the right decisions when deciding what to prune out of your trees and shrubs.
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Posted by Garry John
This article takes a look at a number of ways of preventing or reducing draughts in your home. There...
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Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
Another real estate writer's mini course, full of promises and fluff, ended with a "lesson" on why you need to buy his book so you can finance multiple properties "subject to." The reason, he said, "because banks won't let you finance more than ten mortgages."
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Posted by Kathy Burns-Millyard
When spring comes and the ground is thawed, it is time to start
planting your rose garden. Roses have...
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Posted by Peter Chicarielli
If you associate mold and mildew stains with the summer months, you'd be correct. The hot and humid weather provides a perfect environment for rapid mold and mildew growth. The winter however, despite cold temperatures in much of the country is not a mold and mildew-free season by any means.
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Posted by Larry Westfall
Significant Points
·About 30 percent of all carpenters-the largest construction trade in 2002-were self-employed.
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Posted by Joey Lewitin
Title: Practical Feng Shui Debunking the myths and finding
out what we can actually learn from the...
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Posted by Hans Dekker
I wish I had indulged my yard in a little tender-loving fall lawn care. Today Im looking out my window at an all-too familiar Midwestern winter. Snow for Christmas and then a few days of warmth melted the insulating blanket away, leaving my lawn bare and susceptible to the terrors of an after-thaw ice storm.
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