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Healthy Food for Fido
“People are reading labels on food items not only for themselves, but for their dogs, too.”
House Calls for John Deere Mowers
The arrival of spring means it’s time to break out the lawn mower and tackle your lawn.
Tree Care After the Holidays
What to do with your tree once all the gifts are opened and the ornaments are packed away?
Spice Up Your Garden
Red-hot chili peppers please the eye and the palate.
Preserving Summer’s Blooms
Preserving flowers lets you enjoy them year round, not just when the garden provides a steady supply.
The Hard Facts on Firewood
Softwood or hardwood? Maple or pine?
Woodland Wonders After Winter
Tread lightly and keep your eyes open for Tennessee’s first signs of spring.
Starter Plant Business Sprouted from Tiny Seeds
In hopes of earning a little extra income, newlyweds Livingston and Bonnie Paulk planted two pounds of cabbage seed.
Beyond Hoses and Sprinklers
Dr. Sue offers tips for water-wise gardening.
Green Your Garden
It’s good for the earth – and your wallet
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