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Free Rain Sensor Program Offered in Puget Sound Area
By: Maggie Thornton 07.30.2010 | Comments: 0Good news for those of you living in the Puget Sound region!
How Much To Water? Here's Help!
By: Maggie Thornton 07.29.2010 | Comments: 0A few weeks ago, I signed up to receive my 'weekly watering number' via email from the Regional Water Providers Consortium website. Every Thursday, I receive my email, and every Thursday, I look at the recommendation critically and decide whether some computer software can do as good a job as I can to figure out how much I should water.
Care of Newly Planted Trees & Shrubs
By: Steve Varga 07.15.2010 | Comments: 0Spring and Summer are the most common times to plant new trees and shrubs. A few new additions to your yard can be a welcome change. However, failure can turn those smiles upside down!
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