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Avoidable Landscaping Problems

There are several different landscaping problems that you can encounter on your commercial property—and frankly, some of them are unavoidable. Even with the best preventative efforts, your lawn or landscape could still become subject to a certain disease or pest problems. Fortunately, if you’ve been working with a proactive professional, these problems will be caught

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Community Gardens As Alternative For Industrial Agriculture

Community gardening is “a solution emerging from grassroots environmental and food movements” (Nettle 2010) While community gardens are often discussed as a progressive, new practice in sustainability, community gardens have been cultivated “since at least the nineteenth century,” when community gardens were grown by many working-class neighborhoods during large industrial periods (Lawson 2004). Urbanization trends

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Horticultural Best Management Practices

Horticulture is the science and art of the development, sustainable production, marketing, anduse of high-value, intensively cultivated food and ornamental plants. Horticultural crops are diverse, including: Annual and perennial species, Fruits and vegetables, Decorative indoor plants and Landscape plants. Horticulture also contributes to the quality of life, and the beauty, sustainability, and rehabilitation of our

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Planting Saplings

Why I Like Planting Saplings More Than Adult Trees Permaculture is all about creating sustainable systems that require a smaller input of work and resources for a greater output.   That is why I prefer planting saplings over adult trees.  Here are some of the benefits of planting saplings: Environmental Benefits of Planting Saplings Over

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Designing a Low-cost Maintenance Sustainable Garden in Ontario.

Sustainable gardening design aims to avoid making excess waste, conserve water and generally do more good than harm to our local ecosystems while creating our gardens. Sustainable gardeners should aim to create low-cost gardens that are eco-friendly without sacrificing aesthetics. Sustainable gardening is, in the long run, rewarding to you – the gardener, your family

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