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Apr 18, 2025
garden for life is a blog about saving the earth one garden at a time
The garden for life blog has short articles on gardening for biodiversity with native plants and regenerating soil for climate amelioration and nutritious food
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Apr 18, 2025
Cape Flats Sand Fynbos, Cape Town's most endangered native vegetation!
Cape Flats Sand Fynbos, a vegetation type found in the super diverse Cape Fynbos region is threatened by Cape Town's urban development and invasive alien plants
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Jan 31, 2025
Geography Research Task
To whom it may concern My name is Tanyaradzwa Madziwa and I am a matric student at Springfield Convent School. As part of our geography syllabus for this
Nov 29, 2024
Eco Long Drop Pit Latrines Uganda
Good evening from the UK. My name is Murray Kirkham and I am the chairman of the International and foundation committee of my local Lindum Lincoln Rotary
Oct 01, 2024
Landscape Architect
I so appreciate your informative description! Your experimentation and curiosity with the seeds, germination, and rearing of the maggot are exciting to
Sep 23, 2024
New Gardner
I love reading your writings! I am a new Gardner in the midlands of South Carolina. I decided to become a rescue Gardner and only buy the clearance plants
Jun 22, 2024
German snails
Here is a lovely video on the diversity of snail species found in Austria. Explained in broad dialect, I managed to get the nuggets. Indigenous snails
May 30, 2024
Curious about your 'Hardy garden mushroom'
Your site was 1 of my top results while doing an image search through Google. The image I used was a fairly poor picture that I took of some mushrooms
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Dec 17, 2023
Rose
I am doing research on growing wildlife foraging plants to use in enhancement plantings with wildlife in mind. My thoughts after seeing bears too skinny
Nov 20, 2023
Seeds for a bred Sweeter less acidic Kei apple
Greetings Greenidiom, I'm a small farmer in kenya. I'm looking to plant a Green fence around a 6 acre plot of land and, I'd wish to make it of kei apples
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Cape Flats Sand Fynbos, a vegetation type found in the super diverse Cape Fynbos region is threatened by Cape Town's urban development and invasive alien plants -
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