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Lists
- GardenWeb
- Search for Plants (Plants for a Future)
Provides searches for plants by name, habitat, use, or area where grown. 2-01
- Yard Care (Toro)
- Yard and Botany
Multimedia
- DIY Projects for Home and Garden (VideoJug.com)
Provides short instructional videos. 07-07
Papers
- Edible Yards (ABC News)
"Haeg is trying to change how Americans use their front lawns by placing edible estate prototypes in every area of the country in the hopes of making it a standard design." 08-06
- Garden Directory (SierraHome) 2-00
- Guide to Carnivorous Plants (CarnivorousPlantNursery.com)
Provides information on Venus Flytraps, Pitcher Plants, Sundews, Butterworts, Bladderworts, Genlisea, Tropical Pitchers, Bog Orchids, and Bog Plants. 7-04
- Guide to Lawn Grasses (AllAboutLawns.com)
Provides information about Zoysia, Bermuda, St. Augustine, Buffalo, Kentucky Blue Grass and other types of lawn grass. 5-05
- Household Repairs and Improvements (DannyLipford.com)
"If you´re considering a home improvement project, chances are Danny has covered it on a show. The following articles and videos and others located throughout the site cover a broad range of topics for home enthusiasts interested in improving their homes and yards." 08-07
- How to Conduct a Yard Sale (Move.com)
"Yard sales are a great way to make a little money while lightening your load in preparation for your move. Do you really want to take that huge old couch with you? Your plants need new homes. And what about all those clothes you never wear? Don't throw them away! You'd be surprised at what people will buy, especially if they can get a deal on it. " 08-07
- Toxic Giant Hogweed (MetroKC.gov)
"A public health hazard, hogweed's clear, watery sap has toxins that cause photo-dermatitis. Skin contact followed by exposure to sunlight produces painful, burning blisters that may develop into purplish or blackened scars. Click here for photos and more information on hogweed burns." 06-06
- Waste - Household Toxic Waste Disposal (Earth911.org)
Provides locations for disposal of household toxi wastes, such as used motor oil and oil filters, pesticides, fertilizers, paints and solvents, yard and grass clippings, and pet waste. (Select the type of toxic waste and then a link at the bottom of that page provides locations for disposal.) 12-01
- Watering Houseplants (Prairie Yard and Garden)
Provides directions on watering houseplants to avoid over watering or over drying.
Purchase Resources
- Lawn Grass Sod - Prices (SodSolutions.com)
Provides prices on lawn sod. Awesome Library does not endorse these products, but provides them as an example. 5-05
Sponsors
- Compost Starter
"Provides a blend of naturally occurring beneficial bacteria and fungi designed to speed up the compost process for quicker and better compost." 08-07
- Grease Trap Maintenance
"Natural bacteria additive degrades fat, oil and grease in grease traps and drain lines." 08-07
- Natural Mosquito Control
"Biological mosquito control that kills larvae before they become biting adults. Safe for fish, pets and people." 08-07
- Septic Tank Treatment
"Septic tank problems can stem from low microbial activity in the tank. These microorganisms work to break down waste in order to keep the septic system working properly. Harsh chemicals used as treatment for septic tanks actually diminish the microbial population thus having an overall negative impact. Natural Enviro 2000 Septic Solution restores the beneficial bacteria population and re-establishes biological activity." 04-06
- Soil Conditioner
"Organic blend of humus and humic acid compounds with beneficial soil bacteria to enhance plant health and root zone development along with improved drought tolerance." 08-07
- Soil Inoculant
"Natural Enviro 3000 contains a broad and diverse population of live, naturally occurring beneficial soil microbes that work to aerate the soil and break down toxins, making the food already in the soil more easily absorbed by plants. The microbes are also beneficial to help plants and turfs fight disease." 08-07
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