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Tomatoes: History, Origin, Facts... or Fiction? (19 Jan 2006)
What is a tomato? You probably think it's a vegetable, right? As do most people. However, tomatoes are in fact not a vegetable, but rather, a fruit. In 1883 the United States Congress passed a tariff act requiring a 10% tax on imported vegetables; a response to the growing international trade at time.

Toxic Pollutants & Their Effect on Fish Health (19 Jan 2006)
Once water temperatures increase in the summer months, fish become more active and produce increasing amounts of waste, leading to potential water pollution.

Tractors and Their History (19 Jan 2006)
tractors play a large part of todays agricultural development throughout the world.

Training Beautiful Flowering Shrubs into Unique Ornamental Trees (19 Jan 2006)
Would you like to add an ornamental tree to your landscape without spending a fortune at the nursery? This article talks about the simple tricks you can use to create a unique tree from an ordinary flowering shrub.

Tranquility in Your Own Back Yard (19 Jan 2006)
A garden fountain can add beauty and serenity to you yard or garden. It

Transplanting Tips (19 Jan 2006)
There's no need to be intimidated by a tree or shrub that has to be transplanted. This article explains how simple it is to successfully transplant trees and shrubs. It's easier than you think.

Tree Pruning Tips (19 Jan 2006)
Why hire a professional to prune your trees when you can easily do it yourself? This article provides everything you'll need to know to make the trees in your yard more attractive.

Trees in the Home Landscape (19 Jan 2006)
Landscaping your Garden does not involve employing expensive Landsacpers but can add real value to your home.

Trust Your Plants - They Know How To Grow! (19 Jan 2006)
Don't worry about putting your plants through unpleasant but necessary changes. Give them the benefit of the doubt - growing is what they do best!

Tuberous Begonias (19 Jan 2006)
A guide to the cultivation and various types of tuberous begonias.

Tulip Bulbs - Fall is the Time to Prepare the Perfect Spring Flower Garden (19 Jan 2006)
The Summer has come to an end and Fall begins, now is the time to plan your spring flower garden. Spring Flower Bulbs have to be in the ground before the first frost hits your garden. The rewards of your hard work will a wonderful garden this coming spring.

Turn Your Patio Into A Voluminous Vegetable Garden (19 Jan 2006)
My first apartment was a second-story condo in an urban complex, far displaced from the groomed suburban landscapes and sprawling gardens I had grown up with. My only connection to the outdoors was a...

Tuscan Garden Design (19 Jan 2006)
A Tuscan garden can give you that Old World feeling you sometimes long for.

Ultra Violet Pond Filter (19 Jan 2006)
An ultra violet pond filter will help keep your pond water clear.

Understanding Weeds - But mostly How to Kill em (19 Jan 2006)
Find out how to rid your lawn of weeds and enjoy a greener, lusher lawn.

Uninvited Houseguests (19 Jan 2006)
Gardeners often bring potted plants indoors in winter to protect them from freezing. Doing so may introduce some unwanted houseguests in the form of slugs, root weevils, spiders, aphids and spider mites.

Unique Flowers make a memorable gift! (19 Jan 2006)
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Urban Water Lilies (19 Jan 2006)
The allure of water lilies: Seeking solace from the relentless chaos of city life, more homeowners are enjoying the simple pleasures of a water garden in their backyard.

Using An Outdoor Canopy To Create New Living Space (19 Jan 2006)
Outdoor canopies have an important role in creating and enhancing backyard 'living spaces'.

Using Annuals in Your Perrenial Garden (19 Jan 2006)
There are several reasons to use annuals in a perennial garden. These include their season long color, ease of propogation, cost, and first season interest.

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