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Lovin’ Our Mama on Earth Day!

| garden, Gardening, Green Living
April 22, 2011

Teddy in the Galapagos Islands Mother Earth, she’s the only one we’ve got! We can’t take her for granted. Let’s show her a little l-o-v-e from this day forward by committing to help her flourish in our own way. This Earth Day I’m lovin’ Mother Earth by: Going Native!!! As...
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mTip: Keeping Lilies White

| Design, Economical, garden, Home, Interior Plantscape, mTIPS, WholeHome
April 20, 2011

Lilies make a cost effective floral arrangement because they can last for over two weeks. However after lily blooms open, the pollen can create a mess on furniture and it can easily stain fabric. Simple Solution: A Pipe Cleaner To prevent any mishaps, remove the messy anthers (long orange pollen...
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Adding Spring Greenery to Your Home on WZZM-13

| Design, Economical, How-To, Interior Plantscape, Take Five WZZM-13, Videos, WholeHome
April 13, 2011

Today on Take Five host, Catherine Behrendt, and I dished the dirt on cloches, terrariums and a vintage Wardian case. Learn how these elegant enclosures can be planted with ferns and mosses to add a touch greenery inside your home. If you’re having trouble viewing the video imbedded above click here for...
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Keep the Home Fires Burning…

| Free, garden, Gardening, Holidays, How-To
April 9, 2011

…outside of your home, of course! If spring cleaning of the garden includes removing winter greens from containers and window boxes, don’t toss them to the curb, put them to good use. They make great bonfire starters! Okay, I know last year I wrote about setting ornamental grasses ablaze in...
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Keeping Your Green Thumb on WOOD TV8

| Design, eightWest WOOD TV8, Green Living, How-To, Interior Plantscape, Videos, WholeHome
February 21, 2011

As winter lingers on, garden indoors! Join Rachel Ruiz and I as we discuss keeping your home green. Proper plant selection for your interior environment and proper container selection for your plant are the keys to success!*Please be patient as video downloads.(Practicing patience is good winter training for gardeners anyway!;)...
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