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American Meadows Learning Centers
Meadowscaping is more than planting a seed or planning a garden – it transforms ordinary spaces into a celebration of biodiversity, a habitat for birds and insects, and a home for native plants, beauty, and harmony.
How to discourage deer from eating your wildflowers, bulbs, and perennials. In recent years, the increase of deer in residential neighborhoods has sounded an alarm for many gardeners. While most...
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By Chy and Ray Allen Common names are local names. Unlike the scientific names they have limitations, and are usually derived from an observed physical characteristic such as color, leaf...
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By Ray Allen, Founder of AmericanMeadows.com First of all, don’t be afraid or put off by Botanical or Latin names. Once you read through this article, you’ll find you know...
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Birds are some of the most fascinating creatures to watch in the garden. Their chirps are often the first sign that spring has arrived, and nothing is better than sitting...
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By Amanda S. There are many reasons why gardeners are unable to water their plants as frequently as they would like; there could be water restrictions in their region, the...
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By Amanda Sensory Gardens are created to help relax, stimulate, and teach. They are planted for all populations – those with disabilities, children, patients in a hospital, and the general...
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While most people enjoy seeing deer grazing in a field, they're less amused when wildlife walks in to graze on a newly planted garden. Yet, as neighborhoods grow and deer...
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by Suzanne DeJohn Many gardeners think that spring is the best time to plant. We're glad to get outdoors and get our hands in the soil after a long winter.......
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