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Gardening with Laurie: Snails, the good the bad and the ugly
One of a gardeners' most unwanted little creatures to find in their gardens is the brown garden snail. This slimy little mollusk can do considerable damage to many of our beautiful plants and vegetables. After the recent rain we've had, the snail population seems to have exploded. That's mainly because snails love moist and cool areas. Read Story »- In today's article, you are in for some comic relief. While I am a certified Master Gardener, I do not ... Read Story »
- Organic gardeners strive to build fertility and organic matter in our soils. We realize doing this will help us to ... Read Story »
- Has anyone ever told you something and then asked you not to tell anyone else about it because it was ... Read Story »
- Spring-like weather can bring gardeners many things. Of course, the most often thought is of the beautiful weather along with ... Read Story »
- Our mild winter provided many blessings, such as no heavy coats, no icy roads and the perfect conditions for my ... Read Story »
- The month of April is usually considered to be the month to garden. So far, this whole year has been ... Read Story »
- Sometimes we fail to see worth and beauty of everyday plants around us. One such tree lived in my yard ... Read Story »
- Most gardeners would not like the idea of covering their gardens with rocks. Right? Well there actually is a great ... Read Story »
- As my friend Grace Margaret and I left for one of our day-ventures last fall, she said, "Oh look, my ... Read Story »