October 2010

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Watch Our for Spider Mites

Test and treat your plants before bringing them in

A friend told me the leaves of her Ficus benjamina are covered with black soot. I suspected that the plant had been infected with a soft-scale insect that exudes a honeydew substance that breeds sooty mold. However, upon examining the plant, I saw it was severely infested with spider mites. If you moved your houseplants outside for summer, there is a good possibility that they are infested with spider mites.

article – The Bay Gardener by Dr. Francis Gouin

– by Dr. Frank Gouin – 10/14/10

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Horses Count, Too

Maryland’s horses, ponies, mules, donkeys and burros are being counted in their very own census.

article – Creature Feature

– by Margaret Tearman – 4/29/10

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Update: Get Your Cash for Clunker Appliances Now!

Time runs out when the money’s gone-

Maryland’s appliance rebate program, begun on April 22, will last only until the $5.4 million runs out.

article – Things

– by Margaret Tearman – 4/29/10

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The Potomac Gives up Its Trash

There’s a lot of weird stuff in 117.65 tons of waste

article – Green Living

– by Diana Beechener – 4/29/10

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Get Ready to Catch Crabs

Here’s how

article – Sporting Life by Dennis Doyle

– by Dennis Doyle – 5/6/10

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A Degree of Magnitude

In the case of brightness, less is more

article – Sky Watch by J. Alex Knoll

– by J. Alex Knoll – 5/6/10

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My Mother Taught Me the Three Rs: Reuse, Reduce, Recycle

And she’s still my champion

article – Bay Reflections

– by Dotty Holcomb Doherty – 5/6/10

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Week 8: We Have Eggs

article – Osprey Saga by M.C. Koblos

– by M.C. Koblos – 5/6/10

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Correspondence

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article – Correspondence

– by correspondence – 5/6/10

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What To Do with All That Stuff?

14 stops on an avid recycler’s way to lighter living

article – Green Living

– by Sandy Greenberg – 5/6/10

October 2010

Watch Our for Spider Mites

Horses Count, Too

Update: Get Your Cash for Clunker Appliances Now!

The Potomac Gives up Its Trash

Get Ready to Catch Crabs

A Degree of Magnitude

My Mother Taught Me the Three Rs: Reuse, Reduce, Recycle

Week 8: We Have Eggs

Correspondence

What To Do with All That Stuff?

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