No ifs, just butts...

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Increased development and climate change means rainwater needs to be stored and utilised more effectively, he recently told a meeting of drainage industry representatives (a right barrel of laughs that gig sounds!) “I want to see a safe water butt in every garden by 2010," he said.

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Louisiana Urban Forestry Council » 2008 » October » 22

LUFC Louisiana Urban Forestry Council Main Site Navigation Home About LUFC Groups/Partners Articles News Calendar/Tree Tips How-To Movie Join LUFC Contact Us [ Img: Pathway with trees on the side ] Archive for the ‘LUFC Events’ Category Landscaping 101 Sunday, October 12th, 2008 Oct 22 2008 New

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GardenAdvice Gardening News — News, New articles, Offers and Promotions from the GardenAdvice team

To make life a little easier to find all our guides and videos we have launched a new page that allows you to see all the Gardenadvice downloadable .pdf guides and videos in one place so you can browse the total list. To view the Guide and video list click here

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Carroll Gardens : QA: 1

Question: I went to our local garden center to buy Geraniums and there seemed to be a vast difference in price. Some were sold in trays and cost less than $1 each. Others were in individual pots and cost about $4 each.

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The View From the Farm

Robert Plamondon is a writer/farmer/engineer in Blodgett, Oregon. At the moment his greatest claims to fame are his day job as a network performance guru in Citrix Systems' WANScaler group and for his rediscovery and promotion of practical free-range poultry techniques of 50-100 years ago.

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Louisiana Urban Forestry Council » 2008 » October

October is the beginning of Louisiana’s fall season. Trees will begin to enter their dormant phase, which is a great time for planting and transplanting trees. Hopefully, property owners have a tree planting plan already prepared that they could use at this time.

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Louisiana Urban Forestry Council » City Park

Description: The annual show features plant sales and exhibits, educational programs, a plant health clinic, the kids discovery area, and the Garden’s Scarecrow Trail Sponsored by the LSUAgCenter in cooperation with the Metro Area Horticulture Foundation and the New Orleans Botanical Garden.

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Louisiana Urban Forestry Council » Blog Archive » Landscaping 101

LUFC Louisiana Urban Forestry Council Main Site Navigation Home About LUFC Groups/Partners Articles News Calendar/Tree Tips How-To Movie Join LUFC Contact Us [ Img: Pathway with trees on the side ] Louisiana Urban Forestry Council's Articles Landscaping 101 Oct 22 2008 New Orleans City Park

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Louisiana Urban Forestry Council » Non-LUFC events

Event will be held at the Parkway Partners Greenhouse, 1137 Baronne Street, New Orleans (corner of Clio and Baronne Streets). Gates open at 9:00 a.m. and close at noon. The speaker will begin at 10:00 a.m.

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Garden Bulbs for all year around colour - New article

It is still not too late to plant spring flowering garden bulbs. Spring flowering bulbs can be planted up to November and even into December if the weather is mild. There are many beautiful ones to choose from.

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