Written on November 26th, 2009
While I am not a pool expert I am asked more and more often to work on pools in gardens I maintain.
And most calls come about because the once inviting swimming pool water has turned a bilious shade of green.
The usual knee-jerk reaction to this is to dose the pool with a couple of shock [...]
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Written on November 26th, 2009
If birds in your garden bring a smile to your face then adding a Wild Pomegranate to your landscape will pull Sunbirds from all around.
The shrub – which enjoys dappled shade and filtered sunlight – is a fairly neat looking 2-4 meter shrub/tree that will bear bunches of flowers though-out summer. Towards the end of [...]
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Written on November 26th, 2009
Chlorophyll is sometimes referred to as Nature’s Green Magic. It’s also known as the blood of plant life, because it is the life force of plants. Chlorophyll contains many nutrients which are assimulated by the human body easily. In fact, the molecular structure of Chlorophyll is quite similar to the molecular structure of human [...]
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Written on November 25th, 2009
Aloe Very is possible the most popular and well known herbs in today’s society. It grows as a large, cactus-like plant – in fact many people think it actually is a cactus, when in fact it’s actually part of the lili family’s succulent “aloes”.
Most people already know that aloe vera is wonderful for pain, particularly [...]
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