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Gardening

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AUGUST

19

2009

Pioneer Horticulturists

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The People Who Helped Make S.B. a Floral Haven

The people who helped make S.B. a floral haven. Read story.

AUGUST

10

2009

Snail Control

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Getting Rid of Garden Mollusks

How to rid your garden of the slimy mollusks. Read story.

AUGUST

5

2009

Bark Is Better than the Bite

Tree Bark Provides a Creative Way to Add Texture to Landscapes

Tree bark provides a creative way to add texture to landscapes. Read story.

AUGUST

1

2009

Free Info for “Water-Wise” Gardening

County Makes CD, Website of Info Available to the Public

The County Water Agency has made a website and CD-ROM of info available to the public. Read story.

JULY

25

2009

Flowers for Dry Arrangements

Good Flowers for Dried Decorative Displays

Flora such as safflower, swan flower, and sea holly make for long-lasting decorative displays. Read story.

JULY

21

2009

Red Hot Pokers

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South African Plant Dazzles in Colors from Pale Yellow to Firey Red

South African plant dazzles in colors from pale yellow to firey red. Read story.

JULY

14

2009

Good Bees for Your Garden

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Bumblebees, Honeybees, and Their Cousins Help Pollinate Crops and Flowers

With more than 20,000 species of bees, there is a bee for every habitat. Read story.

JULY

6

2009

Lotus Festivals

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Where to See the Exotic Flower in S.B.

Two area events honor the exotic lotus flower. Read story.

JUNE

22

2009

Paperbark Trees

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White Flowers and Spongy Bark Make These Trees Unique

White flowers and spongy bark make these trees unique. Read story.

JUNE

22

2009

Plant Shopping 101

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Tips for Selecting the Best Flora for Your Garden

Tips for selecting the best flora from nurseries for your garden. Read story.

JUNE

17

2009

Mediterranean Zone

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Flora That Thrives in S.B.’s Sub-Tropical Climate

S.B.’s climatic region supports floras with some of the highest diversity of species in the world. Read story.

JUNE

11

2009

Matilija Poppies

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“Fried Egg” Flowers Pepper the Hillsides

The countryside is quite bright these days, thanks to these “fried egg”-looking native flowers. Read story.

JUNE

4

2009

How to Identify When Soil Needs Nutrients

Plants Show What Is Missing from Their Diet

How a plant looks tells much about what “food” is missing in the soil. Read story.

MAY

28

2009

Gladiolas

Colorful and Fragrant, These Tubular Flowers Bloom in Almost Any Warm Month

Colorful and fragrant, these tall spikes of tubular flowers can be forced to bloom in almost any warm month. Read story.

MAY

21

2009

Avian Allies

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Birds Benefit Gardens by Eating Insects

With a diet of mostly insects, birds can be a great boon to gardens. Read story.

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