41. Edens Lost & Found Natural yard care Guide. 50 FLORA LOVES COMPANY Rating *** Place trees and shrubs in clusters When landscaping your yard, plant tall trees and low bushes http://www.edenslostandfound.org/outreach/seattle/ingarden.html

OUTREACH HOME SEATTLE ACTION GUIDE Community ACTION GUIDES: ... The Citizen Forester Outreach: Seattle Action Guide 101 Eco-Actions: Positive Steps In Your Yard Yards and gardens are extensions of our homes. Children play in yards, and pets may spend much of their time outdoors. In taking care of our yards, we sometimes use water inefficiently. Often, we employ pesticides or fertilizers that can be harmful to humans as well as the environment. We also can produce unnecessary yard wastes in the process. Taking a natural approach to yard care can save time and money, protect your family's health, and protect the environment. The City of Seattle recommends five steps to a natural yard: Build healthy soil. Plant right for your site. Practice smart watering. Think twice before using pesticides. Practice natural lawn care. For information about natural yard care visit the or call 206-633-0224 #35 TAKE A PASS ON THE GAS Rating: **** Use electric or manual mowers and yard equipment (such as leaf blowers or rakes, trimmers and edgers) instead of gasoline powered models Most gas-powered mowers and other types of yard equipment don't carry the same pollution control devices found in new automobiles. Electric mowers and yard tools are now available from a number of manufacturers and retailers. Not only do they prevent air pollution, they are quieter than their gas-powered counterparts. For smaller yards and gardens, manual reel mowers, clippers and edgers are environmentally safe and offer the health benefits of exercise.

42. Snohomish County : FAQ : Yard And Garden Care Frequently Asked Questions about yard and Garden care I have caterpillars in the trees along my stream. Should I kill them? Generally speaking, no. http://www1.co.snohomish.wa.us/Departments/Public_Works/Divisions/SWM/Services/L

Public Works Links Contact Us Employment Roads Solid Waste Surface Water Public Works PW Divisions Surface Water Services ... FAQ Yard and Garden Care Surface Water Management Division Landowner Guides to Streamside Living Frequently Asked Questions about Yard and Garden Care Real questions from streamside landowners Can I take water from the stream for my garden? You may divert water from your stream only if you have a Certificate of Water Right from the State Department of Ecology. A water right is a legal authorization to use a certain amount of public water for specific purposes. Washington State law requires users of public water to receive approval from the state prior to actual use of the water. Approval is granted in the form of a water right permit or certificate. Diverting water is also regulated under the County Drainage Code since diversions of water from streams can have drainage, water quality, wildlife habitat, and flooding implications. Check with Snohomish County's Department of Planning and Development Services for Drainage Code details. Even if you have a water right, using stream water to irrigate a yard or garden can harm your stream. Many streams in Snohomish County that once flowed all year are now dry in summer. At that time of year, fish cannot get to pools and spawning areas because low water tables can no longer replenish dry streambeds. Depressed water tables are primarily caused by ground water withdrawals (wells) and reduced groundwater recharge due to development (pavement and roofs). Diverting water from your stream for irrigation can make this problem worse.

43. Charlotte, NC- Real Estate-Game Eleven-Landscaping And Yard Care yard care is not a concern unless you want to plant a rose garden If you have concerns about trees, shrubs or stumps that are in the public rightof-way http://www.athomecharlotte.com/rechoices/landscaping_yard.htm

Real Estate Information "It's a Whole New Ballgame" INNINGS EXTRA BUYERS CREDIT LOANS PLANNING KNOWNS ... WHAT IF? SELLERS FOR SALE PLANNING CLEARING APPEAL ... WHAT IF? "...amazing website, contains wealth of information about Charlotte real estate...a must visit." Editors, Charlotte Magazine Real Estate Roundup . Game Eleven Yard Care Maybe if you live in a townhouse, yard care is not a concern unless you want to plant a rose garden outside your front door. Maybe you like a neat and tidy yard totally without weeds but can't stand the thought of using a weed killer. Maybe you want a natural area, but don't want to water. Maybe you want green grass and want to know all of your choices about feeding and seeding. Maybe we can all learn about alternative ways to care for the planet and what reaches our drinking water. Need Help? Trees Worrying You? If you have concerns about trees, shrubs or stumps that are in the public right-of-way, call the Charlotte Landscaping Division at (704) 336-4262. One of the staff will inspect the trees and make a recommendation.

44. ES: Garden And Patio Decor : Garden And Yard Care yard and Garden care Are there decks or patios? What types of plants, trees, lawn, foliage? What is your plan for the usage of the area? http://www.earthspirits.net/yard-gardencare.htm

Main Newsletter Deals Forum - Outdoor Living Product Reviews ... Yard and Garden Care Garden Ponds Pool and Spa Water Features Water Fountains Decks and Fences ... Contact Yard and Garden Care The type of equipment you use can depend on many factors: The size of the area that you have. What types of plants, trees, lawn, foliage? What is your plan for the usage of the area? There are many yard and garden products available, from power lawn mowers to fertilizer to ladybugs . You can choose from organic products to traditional products. Plants for Small Gardens article. Main Deals by Email Forum - Outdoor Living Product Reviews ... Garden Plaques

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46. Islandpacket.com | Patience, Care Required To Enjoy Rewards Of Fruit Trees Patience, care required to enjoy rewards of fruit trees We have a loquat tree in the yard; it s young and not produced fruit yet, but when it does, http://www.islandpacket.com/editorial/col/garden/story/5074085p-4624210c.html

@import "/includes/css/2005/style.css"; @import "/includes/css/2005/story.css"; @import "/includes/css/2005/printer.css"; Skip Navigation islandpacket.com - The Island Packet Online Hilton Head Island - Bluffton, SC Monday, September 26, 2005 news sports opinion classifieds/shopping ... entertainment OPINION editorials letters blogs columnists ... national opinion Search Search everything in the Lowcountry and the Coastal Empire. Home Editorial Col Garden Patience, care required to enjoy rewards of fruit trees BETSY JUKOFSKY, Packet columnist Published Sunday, August 7, 2005 postCount('patience_care_required_to_enjoy_rewards_of_fruit_trees'); Add Comment Photo: Larry Jukofsky picks fruit from a fig tree in his Hilton Head Plantation garden. Special to The Packet/Betsy Jukofsky + Enlarge Image Living with my husband, Larry, for more than five decades has taught me one thing: Not all men like to get down on their hands and knees and plant or pull weeds. But some of them enjoy watching plants grow. They especially like to watch the developing fruit on fruit trees. For that reason we have a mini fruit orchard. There are orange, lemon, lime, tangelo, limequat and pomegranate trees growing in containers, most are several years old and bearing fruit.

47. CitySource - March 2005 Corridor into a beautiful green space, lined with trees, shrubs, and other vegetation. A series of natural yard care workshops will begin in March. http://www.ci.renton.wa.us/pressrel/cs05mar.htm

CITYSOURCE - A COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER March 2005 Edition Free "State of the Community" event features public reports You're invited to learn about Renton’s major public entities during the State of the Community event on Tuesday, March 29th, at the Renton IKEA Performing Arts Center, located at 400 South 2nd Street. This free event will showcase the City of Renton, Renton Technical College, Renton School District, and Valley Medical Center. One representative from each agency will present their plans for 2005 and beyond, explain their funding sources, detail a few challenges, and recount some accomplishments. An “Open House” beginning at 6:00 p.m. will highlight public services from each agency. Public officials and staff from the various organizations will be on hand to answer questions and explain services. The State of the Community will be presented at 7:00 p.m. Entertainment, featuring performances from Renton High School, Hazen High School, and Lindbergh High School will follow the presentations and showcase the beautiful new theater. The city’s overall health and well-being is shaped by Renton's public entities working together to support the citizens and businesses of Renton. These organizations work hard to deliver outstanding services and programs in the most cost effective and efficient manner. Through this event, these entities will help residents understand what they receive for their tax dollar investment.

48. The Pollen-Free Yard - Trouble Free Trees And More trees with less pollen. Should you have any health carerelated questions or concerns, The Pollen-Free yard - Trouble Free trees and More http://www.care2.com/channels/solutions/home/489

Email MyAccount Login Home ... Healthy Home The Pollen-Free Yard - Trouble Free Trees and More Adapted from Allergy Free Naturally, by Rick Ansorge and Eric Metcalf (Rodale Press, 2001). Since each of our immune systems has its own way of reacting to intruders like pollen, experts can't list every plant that will give people the sniffles and sneezes or tout others as always safe. Simple Solution: printer friendly version Many plants, though, are a common enough source of misery to compile them into a warning list, and other plants are generally regarded as safe enough to recommend to the public. Here's a list of 14 generally trouble-free trees! Carolina cherry laurel (Prunus caroliniana) Cherry, plum, and peach (Prunus spp.) Crab apple (Malus spp.) Crape myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) Dogwood (Cornus spp.) Flowering pear (Pyrus spp.) Golden-rain tree (Koelreuteria paniculata) Holly (Ilex spp.) Magnolia (Magnolia spp.) Persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) Redbud (Cercis spp.) Spruce (Picea spp.)

49. City Of Portland, Green Pages - Snapshot, In My Yard In My yard. Throughout the city, a network of trees and vegetation cleans the Friends of trees 503282-8846. An Oregon Homeowner’s Guide to Tree care http://www.sustainableportland.org/greenpages/In_My_Yard.htm

SUSTAINABLE CITY PRINCIPLES INTRO USING THIS HANDBOOK ENVIRONMENTAL SNAPSHOT ... GREEN PAGES Household Actions In My Yard In My Kitchen In My Bathroom In My Laundry and Storage Room ... Assistance For Low-Income Residents In My Yard Throughout the city, a network of trees and vegetation cleans the air, protects water quality, and even provides summer cooling. Our yards form a critical link in that system, creating healthy habitat for people and wildlife alike. Because residential property covers over half of the acreage in the city, household choices in landscape design and garden practices have a big impact. Using Rainwater Landscaping Planting and Caring for Trees Lawn Care ... Growing My Own Food Using Rainwater Even if your house isn’t near a stream, it is part of a watershed. Rain washes over roofs, streets, driveways, sidewalks, parking lots and yards, bringing flooding and pollution to local streams. You can protect streams by putting rain to use in your yard. Here are a few ways: Disconnect Downspouts Install Rain Barrels Decrease Hard or Paved Surfaces Disconnect Downspouts In many Portland neighborhoods, rain can cause sewers to overflow into the Willamette River. If you live in a neighborhood served by a combined

50. Great Swamp Bonsai Society a decent month for rootpruning, and for digging trees from yard or field. Plant care Tips for May. By May most deciduous trees have come into leaf http://www.arboretumfriends.org/gsbonsai/care.htm

PLANT CARE TIPS Our Site Bonsai Home Page Newsletters Calendar of Events/ ... Directions Monthly Bonsai Care Instructions Photos Related Bonsai Links Contact Us Plant Care Tips for January During the bleak winter months, the extreme cold temperatures can take its toll on all of your trees. The main task is to protect them from the very cold weather. Check the soil in the pots to make sure it has not dried out. If so, water the soil so it is just damp. Don’t wait until spring to do all of your maintenance! Winter is an excellent time for heavy pruning, new design and carving, needle plucking on pines (2-3 yr old needles). Don’t forget to take off old wire and add new wire. This is a good time to plan your repotting schedule for spring. Draw up a list of trees that need repotting and order your soil requirements and any pots you may need. Finally, watch out for mice girdling your trees. Use mothballs or a hungry cat to prevent problems! Plant Care Tips for February Now is a good time to begin putting together your bonsai compost. A suggested combination would be 1/3 peat, 1/3 garden compost, 1/3 sand or grit, and a slow-release fertilizer (about a handful per 5 gallons). Towards the end of the month, if there are any brief mild spells, it is time to repot and wire those deciduous trees. It is also possible to lift trees from the ground and do some undercutting. Leave evergreens until later. Branch pruning of deciduous and evergreen trees can be done (except Japanese maples and pines). Any major redesign and reshaping of trees can be done now. Pines and evergreens can be grafted now.

51. Lawn Care & Composting : Lawrence Waste Reduction And Recycling If you or your lawn care professional apply lawn chemicals to your turf, Sketch your yard with existing buildings, trees, shrubs, grass areas, http://www.lawrencerecycles.org/lawncare.shtml

Skip directly to: Section Navigation Content Residential Recycling Household Hazardous Waste ... Recycling and Resource Conservation Advisory Board Lawn Care And Composting Why Not Just Mulch Mow? Composting Disposal of Tree Trimmings and Yard Prunnings Xeriscaping ... Fertilizing WHY NOT JUST MULCH MOW? More work does not always mean better results! Bagging your grass, hauling it, and throwing it out is a waste of your time and of your lawn's precious resources. Mulch mowing simply means mowing your lawn and letting it lay. But won't that contribute to thatch? Not at all. Check out this excerpt from the University of Illinois: The primary component of thatch is turfgrass stems and roots. It accumulates as these plant parts buildup faster than they breakdown. Thatch problems are due to a combination of biological, cultural, and environmental factors. Cultural practices can have a big impact on thatch. For example, heavy nitrogen fertilizer applications or overwatering frequently contribute to thatch, because they cause the lawn to grow excessively fast. Avoid overfertilizing and overwatering. Despite popular belief, short clippings dropped on the lawn after mowing are not the cause of thatch buildup. Clippings are very high in water content and breakdown rapidly when returned to lawns after mowing, assuming lawns are mowed on a regular basis (not removing more than one-third of the leaf blade). That excerpt mentions frequent mowing and not removing more than one-third of the grass blade. While this may sound like more work, a study has shown that although the lawn is mowed more often in proper mulch mowing, overall time spent is actually decreased, due to no hassling with bagging. Grass clippings contain valuable nutrients that can return 25% of your lawn's fertilizer needs. It is the most efficient way to recycle yard waste; it saves time, money, and improves your lawn all at the same time! A win-win situation any way you look at it.

52. Tree And Lawn Care Tree yard / Lawn care. Home. Gardening, Wildflowers, Garden History, Plant guides, lawn care, tree care, gardening info in general. http://www.archaeolink.com/tree_and_lawn_care.htm

Tree Home Gardening, Wildflowers, Garden History, Landscape Anthropology Cultural Landscapes European Wildflowers Gardening History Growing Tomatoes ... Organic Gardening Due to the nature of the topic and the wide range of information available, in order to cover only a tiny bit of it properly, some of the websites included here may have a commercial element in addition to the excellent information they provide. Such inclusion does not constitute an endorsement of product or service by archaeolink.com. Sites are included for information value only. Please Note: If you sometimes get an error message when clicking on a large text link, don't give up. Try the URL link instead. There are times when the large text link doesn't "take" for some reason, thus the built-in redundancy. Thank you. The American Chestnut Foundation "The goal of THE AMERICAN CHESTNUT FOUNDATION is to restore the American chestnut tree to its native range within the woodlands of the eastern United States, using a scientific research and breeding program developed by its founders. A blight-resistant American chestnut tree is expected to be ready for planting within the next decade." - illustrated - From American Chestnut Foundation - http://www.acf.org/About.htm

53. Summer Checklist For Yard Care Let this summer checklist for yard care serve as a reminder of what you need How do I mulch around trees?Sealing Concrete DrivewaysWhat are the types of http://landscaping.about.com/od/summeryardmaintenance/tp/summer_yard.htm

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54. Summer Yard Care | Landscaping Yards Perhaps the biggest job in summer yard care is keeping plants and lawns wellwatered. Steve Nix, About s Forestry Guide, walks you through basic tree http://landscaping.about.com/od/summeryardmaintenance/

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55. Yard Care yard care Ideas with pictures from Better Homes and Gardens. Search for the perfect flower, shrub, or tree for your yard! Search BHG.com http://www.bhg.com/home/Yard-Care.html

Yard Care Keep your yard and landscape looking its best with these tips for lawn care and repair including choosing the right type of grass for your yard. Also, find out how you can choose a lawn care service that is right for you. Fertilizers Check out this information about fertilizers, often called plant food, for your yard. Select Grasses For the best-looking, easiest-to maintain-lawn, plant grass varieties that are well-suited to your climate and the lawn's intended use. Start a Lawn from Seed Try sowing grass seed as a method of starting a new lawn for a beautiful landscape. Repair the Lawn Check out these lawn repair ideas and yard care tips for the occasional problems with your yard. Lay a Sod Lawn Check out turfgrass sod as an option when it's time to renovate a tired old lawn or put in a new one. Choosing a Lawn Service Chose a lawn care service that is best for your yard when you plan to be away for an extended amount of time. Composing for Color Landscape your yard with an orchestra of American colors. The red, white, and blue combine to create a patriotic balance. Edge Your Beds Edging keeps unwanted plants from creeping into your garden.

56. Gardening Get out of the sun and enjoy your yard. • A Simple Arbor. • Patio Pergola Enter a plant name or a phrase (like flowering trees ) and click Go. http://www.bhg.com/bhg/gardening/index.jhtml

57. Gardening Article Topics Preparing a Sunny Wildflower Garden Preserving our Natural Habitat Selecting Native trees for Your yard Winter care of Herb Plants. House Plants http://www.emmitsburg.net/gardens/articles.htm

Gardening Article Topics Accidental Orange Invader Bats Bats - A Scary Surprise The Truth About Bats! Bees Controlling the friendly Carpenter Bee The friendly, beneficial honeybee Beneficial Insects Beneficial Wasps Birds Attracting and Keeping Bluebirds Attracting Hummingbirds to a garden Attracting Purple Martins Attracting Winter Birds ... How to Attract Birds Butterfly Gardening Butterfly gardening: A great source of enjoyment Butterfly and Container Gardening Monarch Butterflies Monarchs Are Definitely Back ... National Wildlife Federation’s Backyard Wildlife Habitat Program Spiders Spiders Spider Kin Toads in Your Garden Winterizing Your Garden for Our Wildlife Friends Drought s A Spouse's Guide to Building the Perfect Water Barrel System Automatic Watering Systems Gardening in a Drought Gardening in Changing Weather Patterns ... Xerscaping - Water Wise Gardening Ecological Gardening A garden gone wild Alternative to Traditional Lawns "Companion planting" & organic gardening Controlling Japanese Beetles Without Use of Chemicals ... Xerscaping - Water Wise Gardening Garden and Landscape Design Architectural Gardening - Adding a Room Outdoors An Easy Landscape Design Container and Small Space Gardening Designing a Shade Garden ... Introduction to the Great American Garden - Yours!

58. Miami-Dade County - Down To Earth yard care 101. A welllandscaped yard that includes trees can also increase your property value by up to 15%. In addition, trees help to reduce flooding http://www.miamidade.gov/derm/DTE/yard_care_101.asp

Down to Earth Search Using Our Site Contact Us Privacy Statement Down to Earth - Home Resident Visitor Business Employee Down to Earth Find an Episode Select Item Episodes 1 to 6 An Ounce of Prevention Global Warming To Tree or Not to Tree Land of Extremes Stress-free System Our Air, Our Future Yard Care 101 About Down to Earth Play Video Order Videos Credits ... Miami-Dade TV Yard Care 101 Trees, plants, flowers, shrubs and turf are essentially what make up our subtropical landscape. Besides their natural beauty, they provide fruit to eat, a shelter for wildlife and simply a cool spot to relax. Best of all, they also help save you money. South Florida landscape is just as diverse as our population. And just as you will find a multitude of cultures, you also encounter an array of plant and tree species. We have everything from fruit trees and ferns to palms and flowering plants, but looks can be deceiving. Sure, some parts of Miami-Dade County have lots of shade but you may be surprised to know that compared to other urban areas of comparable size, we actually fall short. Currently, Miami-Dade County only has a 10% tree canopy compared to the nationwide average of 30%. Now that you know the benefits of trees and plants you can see why increasing our canopy is so crucial. All residents need to work together to accomplish this task and fortunately Miami-Dade County is taking steps that are making a great, green impact.

59. Natural Yard Care - Trouble-free Plant Varieties You are in Household Natural yard care Troublefree plants Deciduous trees Evergreen shrubs. also see Rhododendron Evergreen trees Vegetables http://www.govlink.org/hazwaste/house/yard/troublefree.cfm

60. Natural Yard Care - Trouble-free Plant Varieties You are in Household Natural yard care Troublefree plants Evergreen trees Strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo Compacta ) http://www.govlink.org/hazwaste/house/yard/troublefree.cfm?entityID=&PlantGroupI

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