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EDDIE SEAGLE: Choosing the right plants
Choosing the right plants is the key to creating a lush, resilient, and low-maintenance garden that thrives in ...
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HARRY MARTINEZ: Charge of the Satanic Brigade
History records many military feats in which an army initiated a charge in a desperate attempt to defeat ...
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EDDIE SEAGLE: Ornamental grasses add unique value to the landscape
Ornamental grasses provide a variety of seasonal exhibitions throughout the year. From their vivid vegetative qualities and attractive ...
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HARRY MARTINEZ: Peace but …
There is a determined effort politically to achieve some kind of lasting peace in the world. To accomplish ...
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EDDIE SEAGLE: More about adaptive gardening
“Never yet was a springtime, when the buds forgot to blow.” Margaret Elizabeth Sangster. “That is one good ...
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TERRY TURNER: A loss of structural integrity
There is a brick office building near my home with a simple, square design giving it the appearance ...
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EDDIE SEAGLE: A major adaptive gardening decision
There comes a time in every senior gardener’s life when climbing the stairs to the second floor becomes ...
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HARRY MARTINEZ: Conflict within, Part 2
The achievements of men evident in building tremendous edifices, in scientific discoveries and inventions all attest to the ...
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HARRY MARTINEZ: Conflict within
While external conflicts are often thought of as nations and people warring against one another, there is a ...
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EDDIE SEAGLE: Spring and March pointers in the landscape
“Blossom by blossom the Spring begins.” Algernon Swinburne. “Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that ...