Editors Note: This article has been reprinted from Red Worm Composting for your convenience. There are a number of similar articles on the internet with lots of videos on YouTube. I felt this one was quite extensive and would get you started the right way. I have added my own article at the end of this one with photos to …
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My Vermiculture Set-Up Thanks to Red Worm Composting for Part One on this extensive and helpful article. I have been practicing Vermiculture for a number of years now with great success. I started with one bin and a pound of Red Wiggler Worms and was up to 6 bins at one time. The problem I had was not having enough …
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This page contains a number of videos that will give you tips on how to create and maintain a beautiful garden. Take some time and watch them, we hope it will inspire you to make yours a retreat that will revitalize you and add value to your home. At the bottom of the page you will find direct links to …
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From Better Homes and Gardens, with additional images from Len Rapoport. Used under the Fair Use Doctrine for educational purposes only. Starting a vegetable garden at home is an easy way to save money — that $2 tomato plant can easily provide you with 10 pounds of fruit over the course of a season. Planting a garden with vegetables also …
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A small week-end project can make add some excitement to your homes curb appeal. By painting your front door in a fresh new color you can add some snap to your homes curb appeal. Take the color of the door and now bring it into your homes shutters and trim as I have. Notice my driveway where I have brought the doors red …
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An Investment In Your Home Can Offer You Much More Then You Think Pride in one’s appearance, their home, the work they do, their family and the town or city they live in is often discussed. But many of us don’t really understand the meaning of this word. The dictionary describes Pride as a feeling or deep pleasure or satisfaction …
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We are happy to publish our newest online newspaper, the Hazlet Times. Over the next few weeks we will be adding new articles, features, photos and videos of our town. We encourage all Hazlet residents to visit us often to see what is happening in our town. Some Facts About Hazlet Although Hazlet is a relatively small town with a …
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The Differences Between Tall Fescue and Crabgrass Weed Control in Home Lawns Stephen Hart, Extension Specialist in Weed Science Darren Lycan, Program Associate John Meade, Extension Specialist in Weed Science Visit their site for further information Turfgrass Management The presence of weeds not only reduces the aesthetic quality of the turf, but more importantly they compete with the desired turfgrass …
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Most people are not sure of the proper way to design their gardens. As you view homes in Hazlet, you will see many gardens are simply not planned properly. Many have planted a row of boring shrubs and nothing more. In planning a garden you must thing about layers of color, shapes, textures and form. In this photo of the front of …
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Over the years my garden has been invaded by unwanted critters. Now I am not referring to the many beautiful birds that visit my garden each year or the squirrels that like to steal the bird seed, eat my apples before they even have a chance to grow or dig holes in my garden to eat the bulbs from my …
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Home Needs Some TLC This article will show you how easy it is to help a neighbor in need. We had a home across the street from us that was vacant for a couple of years and a year ago went into foreclosure. The previous owners never invested in their home over the years and it was not cared for. …
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