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White Roofs?
Build and Rebuild | December 8th 2009 by Second Project
You may have heard something about "white roofs" in the news, but you may not know how they can help our planet, or a maintenance budget. Most all of the commercial buildings in the world use black roofs. Because they are black, they soak up the sun read more
Christmas Cactus Care
Crazy Mom W 4 Boys | December 8th 2009 by Tammy
Many years ago a good friend of mine gave me a Christmas Cactus. It has bloomed a couple of times never at Christmas. I was wondering what I was doing wrong and looked it up.Here is what the pros say:The Christmas cactus sets its buds after experienc read more
Fortune Plants
Ambothology | December 8th 2009 by Ambo
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Triceratopiary
Thank You For Your Thyme | December 8th 2009
Call a garderner! Tell him to bring a paleontologist! Dedicated to a very awesome minion of a certain greek philosopher. Been a lot of travellers of time and space recently. A couple from the 50’s and a Steampunk Ambulance. Bought Diego’s read more
Green Tea to Refresh Your Home
Mom's Blog - The World of Motherhood | December 8th 2009
Adapted from The Book of Green Tea, by Diana Rosen (Storey Books, 1998) http://www.care2.com/ The salubrious effects of green tea are well known – tea leaves pack a whopping punch of antioxidants making their brew one of the healthiest drinks t read more
Hydroponics Gardening for Organic Vegetables – hydroponics supp…
Garden Life | December 8th 2009
hydroponic plants receive all the nutrients they need for growing and fruiting from the growing liquid with all the nutrients dissolved in it. Hydroponic nutrients are available in great variety at specialized hydroponic stores. By the way, both chem read more
Aquaponics in the Philippines
Tropicalpenpals.com | December 7th 2009 by Matt Wilkie
I have mentioned to a few people that im looking into Aquaponics when I go back to the Philippines and the answer from everyone is “what is that?” The video gives an insight but the main thing is that its using fish and plants in harmony. The wa read more
MOSS ON FIFTH
Lorna Sass at Large | December 7th 2009
As readers of this blog already know, I love mosses. I am astonished at how they grow and survive on rocks, creating patterns that rival the best of abstract art. There seems to be an endless variety of mosses, some of which I found growing on a p read more
What Kind Of Plants Live Near The Coral Reef?
Fish-TV | December 7th 2009 by Camaro Racer
im doing a Biome on tropical oceans (mainly coral reefs) but i cant find any plants that live near them. can anyone help me read more
Unknown Vine
Plant Zone | December 7th 2009 by Andrew
I have no idea what this plant is but it's really strange. It has small white flowers that eventually develop into green seed pods. These then turn a deep, shiny black. If anyone can identify it I would really appreciate it. I read more
How Plant Science Can Help to Fight World Hunger
My Oursourced Brain | December 7th 2009 by Benjamin
Along human history, more than 7000 plant species have been collected or cultivated by humans, but according to Food and Ariculture Organization from the U.N. (F.A.O.) about a 95% of human caloric needs is provided by only 30 crops plants, and four o read more
Green Water Plants
Ambothology | December 7th 2009 by Ambo
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Peace Lily
Willowbatel's Blog | December 6th 2009 by willowbatel
I think I’ll talk about the Peace Lily today. Care: There are many variations of the Peace Lily (I have four different variations) and they all require different care. For the most part though, these instructions will apply to most Peace Lilly. Th read more
Shopping for Produce Can be Fun
Organic Vegetable Gardening | December 6th 2009 by Lee Power
Whatever the economy does, grocery prices always seem to go no where but up. Luckily, there are some proven ways to save on groceries and here are a bunch of them that you can use. read more
w środku lasu / in the middle of the forest
no color | December 6th 2009
Gdzie / Where: ElblągAparat fotograficzny / Camera: OLYMPUS E-520ISO: 200Ekspozycja / Exposure: 1/60 sPrzesłona / Aperture: 5.0Ogniskowa / Focal length: 25mmUżyta lampa błyskowa / Flash: Nie / NoShare read more
Tolak Jerawat Soap – Sari Ayu – Preventing Acne – 80g
Midave - Indonesian and Asian Groceries | December 6th 2009 by Midave
Variety of herbs and useful plants and flowers pepiris folium contains a useful herb for preventing acne. Tolak Jerawat Soap makes the skin clean, soft yellow glow. More….. read more
Houses
Botanical Medicine Posts (BMP) | December 5th 2009
In the US most houses have a significant area surrounding the actual house for landscaping and/or gardening. This area often contains trees for shading during the hot summer month. It also keeps the area looks "natural". Plants are the lungs of this read more
Packin’ Slugs
Willowbatel's Blog | December 5th 2009 by willowbatel
We spent most of the day moving all of the junk we have outside, to underneath the carport. We’re hoping to be moved out of here by the 20th, and I might be able to get some pictures of how bad things are here tomorrow. I can’t believe how much j read more
Snow-covered [Flickr]
The Photography of Jenn Dixon | December 5th 2009 by Jenn
jennabee25 posted a photo: More from our first snow. read more
Self Watering Herb Garden
Where Can I Buy Online? | December 5th 2009 by Michelle Crofts
Dirt and mess-free, this powerful plant growing machine nurtures and grows your choice of herbs, flowers, peppers or berries. Fill the plant grower to capacity and a few months later, you’ll be eating healthy homegrown produce - far fresher tha read more
Marijuana Garden Saver: Handbook for Healthy Plants (Paperback)
Scarecrow Motion Sprinkler | December 5th 2009
Utilizing a handy, field-guide style, this book is divided into five sections by problem type: Pests, Diseases, Environmental Stresses, Nutrient Deficiencies, and Controls. Problems are alphabetized within each section and identified in full-color read more
Tales of Light: Garden of Knowledge by Heidi Romano
Studio 'g' | December 5th 2009 by Rochelle Greayer
The holidays are coming and great gifts are needed. Idea # 1 - beautiful photography by Heidi Romano. These images were taken at the School of Botany - Melbourne University Herbarium. Some of the specimens are over a hundred years old. You can read more
Growing Lavender Indoors – Enjoy the Aroma
Organic Vegetable Gardening | December 5th 2009 by Lee Power
Jane could smell lavender in her imagination and see its beautiful purple flowers. It was too bad that she had so much difficulty getting it to grow indoors. She understood that many people have trouble getting herbs to grow indoors, especially over read more
Walking and Writing
My Quality Day | December 4th 2009 by Joan Young
Ellen came, and we did go for a short walk. My stupid leg was too sore to go any farther, and I didn't do it any good. Now I'll have to be really careful for a few days. We ended up just doing the loop along the Pere Marquette River that you've see read more
Soy peptide lunasin has anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory properties
Zamp BioTopics | December 4th 2009 by Zamp
Two new studies report that lunasin, a soy peptide often discarded in the waste streams of soy-processing plants, may have important health benefits that include fighting leukemia and blocking the inflammation that accompanies such chronic health con read more
A time to rest
Deb's garden | December 4th 2009 by Deborah Elliott
"For everything there is a season." I was busy with meetings today, but by three o'clock I was free to explore my garden. I almost didn't do it. I was tired. I had worked hard the last two days and I have to work all weekend, as well. I looked at my read more
Tipsy tazettas
The Intercontinental Gardener | December 4th 2009 by The Intercontinental Gardener
Narcissus tazetta, photo by Richard Bloom. My tipsy bulbs still only have tiny green shoots on them...Paperwhites, Narcissus tazetta, are one of my favourite flowers to force indoors; I love their exotic scent announcing that Christmas is just around read more
Botanists Discover Garden Vegetables Are Carnivorous Predators
Impact Lab | December 4th 2009
Botanists have discovered for the first time that the plants are carnivorous predators who kill insects in order to “self-fertilise” themselves. Garden vegetables such as tomatoes and potatoes have been found to be deadly killers on a p read more
Blommar fortfarande.
North and South photoblog | December 4th 2009 by Fredrik persson
Inte den mest färgglada blommsterbilden vi har här i bloggen, men det är iaf en blommande blomma nu i början av december. //Fredrik Posted in Fredrik Persson, Plants, Skåne read more
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