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Fertilizing a garden can become expensive when using premixed commercial-grade solutions. Oftentimes, premixed concentrates for liquid fertilizers won’t contain all the necessary nutrients due to […]

The unimpressive grey and brown color and small size of the codling moth (Cydia pomonella) belie the insect’s threat to fruit trees such as apple […]

Not for human consumption, guano tea is a steeped combination of bat guano and water used to fertilize plants. The tea is best when brewed […]

If you enjoy maintaining a yard that is beautiful, then you know all too well the frustration of insect invasions. Happily, a few homemade pest […]

Paper lanterns originated in China and forced their way into Japan, where skilled craftspeople produced lanterns reflecting the Japanese aesthetic. Isamu Noguchi was inspired by […]

“I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than understanding. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world” […]

Architects are nothing if not romantic; here are a few special cards to prove it. Feel free to split the design love. Jody Brown Architecture, […]

The Villages, near Orlando, may bill itself as”Florida’s friendliest retirement hometown,” but it is hardly friendly in terms of personal and architectural expression. Residents are […]

Made with bark-covered wire, this curled willow-tip wreath is the perfect mix of rustic and wild style for the holiday season. In just 10 easy […]

John Brinckerhoff Jackson (J.B. Jackson) was a pioneer in landscape studies whose essays and books traced the history of the USA by taking a look […]