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Growing a Bee Friendly Garden

Honey bees, which are responsible for pollinating most of the plants we eat, are dying in record numbers.  Scientists and researchers have been speaking out with greater and great alarm as the American bee population has declined nearly 60% over the past 40 years.  In this article, learn some simple steps you can take to grow a bee friendly garden this season.
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How to Attract Pollinators to Your Garden

Pollinators are the not-so-secret key to a flourishing garden full of bright blooms, fruits, and vegetables.  These small, but essential creatures play a huge role not only in keeping our gardens beautiful, but also in pollinating many of the foods we eat.  In this article, we'll explore some simple steps you can take to attract an abundance of pollinators to your garden.
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Natural Lawn and Garden Pest Removers

Garden chemicals for weed and bug killing are surprisingly deceptive:  in the short term, they're highly effective at eradicating the problem, but in the long run, certain critters and plants can become pesticide-resistant or even contaminate the surrounding environment.  Learn how to simply rid you lawn and garden from pests naturally with common household items!
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Bugs & Pests

Growing a Bee Friendly Garden

Honey bees, which are responsible for pollinating most of the plants we eat, are dying in record numbers.  Scientists and researchers have been speaking out with greater and great alarm as the American bee population has declined nearly 60% over the past 40 years.  In this article, learn some simple steps you can take to grow a bee friendly garden this season.
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Bugs & Pests

How to Attract Pollinators to Your Garden

Pollinators are the not-so-secret key to a flourishing garden full of bright blooms, fruits, and vegetables.  These small, but essential creatures play a huge role not only in keeping our gardens beautiful, but also in pollinating many of the foods we eat.  In this article, we'll explore some simple steps you can take to attract an abundance of pollinators to your garden.
Learn & Grow
Bugs & Pests

Natural Lawn and Garden Pest Removers

Garden chemicals for weed and bug killing are surprisingly deceptive:  in the short term, they're highly effective at eradicating the problem, but in the long run, certain critters and plants can become pesticide-resistant or even contaminate the surrounding environment.  Learn how to simply rid you lawn and garden from pests naturally with common household items!
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