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[ 2006-08-06 ]
A bird feeder is a small container usually shaped like a cylinder used to attract birds to a garden by John Gibb
[ 2006-07-30 ]
The two most common home improvements are new kitchens and new bathrooms, for a variety of reasons. by John Gibb
[ 2006-07-30 ]
One of the most common reasons people give when asked why they are improving their home is that home improvements increase house value. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-22 ]
Fuel costs and global warming are becoming a bigger concern for people in their daily lives. If you are considering going green, wind is an energy platform with a lot of positives. by Dale Orlando
[ 2006-07-22 ]
An abundantly stocked recreation pond, Sluice Pond is a 50+ acre body of water with approximately 165 homes that abut the pond. Sluice Pond Association's success at raising funds for eradicating weeds from the pond spurred inquiries from pond landowners throughout Massachusetts and New England. After a formal evaluation of the pond weeds produced an estimate for treatment costs, fund raising was necessary to rid the pond of weeds in a manner that would protect the fish, wildlife and recreation. by John Gibb
[ 2006-07-21 ]
As with garden sheds, there are two ways to build a greenhouse: by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-21 ]
With global warming, general pollution and rising fuel prices, our future energy needs are a hot topic. Fuel cells may represent a solution, one coming sooner than later. by Samuel Quino
[ 2006-07-11 ]
Control garden pests with beneficial insects and predators! by John Gibb
[ 2006-07-09 ]
A lawnmower is one of those things that everyone has, and yet it’s still really difficult to choose the right one. by John Gibb
[ 2006-07-09 ]
Life coaching is one of those things that we hear about on TV and in the press and laugh at by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-09 ]
We all care how our homes appear to others and lighting is a big part of that. Solar lights are a popular and cost effective option for adding a little zing to your landscaping efforts. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-09 ]
As alternative energy sources gain more popularity, companies expand their applications. Self contained solar panels lights are now being used on docks. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-09 ]
As we look to alternative energy sources for our power hungry world, geothermal energy is getting attention. Here is a brief overview of geothermal energy. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-03 ]
For many people, buying something new makes little sense if they can get something refurbished for far cheaper. Refurbished solar panels tend to work the same way, but they can cost you in the end unless you understand the situation. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-03 ]
If you have a pool, you know how much heating it can crank up your utility bill. Solar energy systems for pools offer an alternative method that will not devastate your bank account. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-07-03 ]
Solar energy is all around us, but most people don’t notice it. For instance, the power source for many emergency phones on freeways is powered by it. This brings us the subject of solar post lights. by Shen Gerald
[ 2006-06-30 ]
Are we humans beings really the masters of this planet? Do we have the authority to self-righteously assume global dominance? This is not a definitive article. It is just an expression of my own thoughts and opinions. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-06-30 ]
As the world looks to alternative fuel sources to save the environment and money, solar energy has come to the forefront. Sharp solar is known as one of the leading manufacturers. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-06-30 ]
British Petroleum was once known for their petroleum products. How times have changed. BP is now one of the biggest producers of solar products. by John Gibb
[ 2006-06-23 ]
A garden is like a blank canvas, in which you can put almost anything you want. by John Gibb
[ 2006-06-18 ]
When most people think of hosepipes, they think of the standard garden hose by Lynn Johnson
[ 2006-06-07 ]
“Love withers with predictability; its very essence is surprise and amazement. To make love a prisoner of the mundane is to take its passion and lose it forever.” by Nathan Lynch
[ 2006-06-07 ]
A privacy fence is a nice way to keep out unwanted eyes from your yard or home. These are generally solid fences that are fairly high so people can not easily peer over them. by Justin Brown
[ 2006-06-04 ]
The idea of no-dig gardening was developed by an Australian named Esther Deans. It was originally both developed both as a labor saving idea, and a method to rejuvenate badly depleted soil in a vegetable garden. by John Gibb
[ 2006-06-02 ]
A wise man once said that a man’s shed is his castle… well, actually, they didn’t, but they should have by John Gibb
[ 2006-06-01 ]
Everyone loves to get flowers – they’re a great gift that you can put on display in your house by John Gibb
[ 2006-06-01 ]
For many people, there’s only one way to propose and get engaged by Gene Ladnier
[ 2006-06-01 ]
Before us, lying supine on rust colored pine needles, are the mutilated bodies. Their final death throws ugly portraits of surprise, agony, and despair. A young female, coated with splashes of rich crimson, slowly turning to burnt umber, looks up with sad longing eyes, the vital spark of life quickly ebbing. by John Gibb
[ 2006-05-31 ]
Beaches are lots of people’s favourite places to go by Richard Solare
[ 2006-05-30 ]
Hydropower has been a slumbering giant in the energy game. Since the 1960s, its use has actually gone down compared to other energy sources. This is beginning to change. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-05-30 ]
Given energy concerns these days, most homes are now designed to take advantage of passive solar heating concepts. Solar thermal is a big part of this process. by John Gibb
[ 2006-05-30 ]
Does the mere sight of fresh flowers make you sneeze? by Robert Benjamin
[ 2006-05-26 ]
Learn everything you wanted to know about fleas and a few things you probably didn't.
by Rev Michael Bresciani Bresciani
[ 2006-05-21 ]
I lost my home in New Orleans to hurricane Katrina. My wife and I entertained thoughts of returning to see what was left but could not return until authorities said it was safe. We continued to entertain thoughts of re-building or salvaging whatever we could. We were in for the surprise of a lifetime when we finally did see what remained of our house and our neighborhood. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-05-21 ]
With energy issues becoming a daily subject in the news, wind energy is gaining notoriety. Here is an overview of wind farms and their potential. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-05-21 ]
In the effort to get away from our oil and coal dependency, nuclear energy is getting attention again. Here is an overview of nuclear energy. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-05-21 ]
As modern society searches around for alternative energy sources, wind farms are getting mention. There are, however, limitations regarding wind farms as major energy alternatives. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-05-21 ]
The arguments for global warming can sound a bit vacuous when discussing temperature changes of only one degree. The impact of the melting Arctic ice cap on animals is much more tangible. by Richard Monk
[ 2006-05-21 ]
Much like solar and wind power, hydropower has been a constant energy source for man. Following is an overview of hydropower. by Justin Brown
[ 2006-05-15 ]
Keeping your garden in top shape can be a tiring job, especially when there are many plant enemies to fight. by Justin Brown
[ 2006-05-11 ]
Attracting birds into your garden can really brighten your backyard, but how can you attract them? This article touches on how you can. by Richard Solare
[ 2006-04-27 ]
Many people understand the concept of passive solar for heating a home. Fewer realize it can be used in to cook food and sterilize water.
by Richard Solare
[ 2006-04-27 ]
When solar cells first came on the scene in the 1950s, they were simple. Now, there are a wide variety of cells and more are coming as technology improves.
by Robert Benjamin
[ 2006-04-20 ]
Learn about bird watching, and how you can attract your favorite birds.
by mick madigan
[ 2006-04-14 ]
by Richard Solare
[ 2006-04-05 ]
by William Hirst
[ 2006-04-03 ]
by Richard Solare
[ 2006-03-29 ]
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[ 2006-03-29 ]
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