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    April Showers Really do Bring May Flowers! Oh May, your glorious month! Man, we are so dang happy to see you girl! Time to get busy! If April is he time when the garden is emerging from sleep, then May is the time in the garden when she has had two full cups of coffee and ready for high gear, time to bloom! Where to begin; let’s talk lawns first. Make sure that mower blade is sharp people, and do not ever mow when it is wet. This is the first step to preventing diseased lawns. Also, to prevent…

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    The speaker proceeds to discuss Turtle’s first word, bean, which elicits images of new life and growth, something which would not have been possible without the care of characters such as Taylor, Lou Ann, and Mattie. In the second stanza, Mattie’s garden growing alongside is provided as another example of how beauty can stem from the ugly, being described as a “wild wonderland of flowers and vegetables and auto parts.” The speaker follows by describing the experience of Estevan and Esperanza, a…

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    In life, there is always a front yard and a back yard. The front yard generally remains trimmed and manicured, a shining example of sophistication and splendor, whereas the backyard is a wasted effort that no one bothers to tend to. In the poem “A Song In The Front Yard” by Gwendolyn Brooks, imagery, rhyme, and symbolism are used to describe the barriers between the “front yard” children and the “backyard” children. The overall meaning of this poem is to showcase the stark difference between…

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    Plant Bed Essay

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    A raised plant bed is elevated and sits higher than the its surrounding ground. Many things can interrupt the ability of plant growth in a raised garden bed: materials, bugs, and even the products that are being used. To some extent, we can control how strong we want our plants to grow. The most modern stage in the development of plant bed design today for raised beds filled with fast draining planting mix, which are ideal growing environments for vegetables. Therefore, using a deeper plant bed…

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    Judd Ivy Judd Hensley Honours English/4th Period 26th January 2017 Kew Gardens by Virginia Woolf Summary The beginning of Kew Gardens starts off as a description of the garden. It puts a strong emphasis on the colors of the flower petals, leaves and the soil in the garden. The colors red, blue and yellow are repeated a great amount along with the shape of the flower?s leaves. Then introduces a snail, who is a recurring character throughout the story, as he moves slowly across the ground. The…

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    is a proposal for a campus garden aimed at college students in Bradford County. The students and their college life will be improved with this garden. Students will only need to participate a few times each week from their busy schedules to tend to the garden. A school garden will provide students a gain in insight on how to grow a garden, will promote students to eat healthier, will manage stress, and also will cause changes to help others in the local community. A garden in Bradford County…

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    had the privilege of helping in the Sabre Garden which had various different jobs for everyone to do and help participate in. The Sabre Garden is just one of the many things that helps the community in a great way. It also ties in with civic engagement and I felt like I made some progress with getting together with many other people and working together. The Sabre Garden is a community garden for anyone to help with and volunteer. The main way the garden helps the community is by growing fresh…

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    Oddly Shaped Yard Essay

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    narrow? No matter what shape it is in, use it to your advantage by placing a small ornamental tree or a sculpture, or something that you like looking at every morning. To highlight it, you can add paths that draw eyes to the focal point and make your garden look attractive. Embracing your odd shape yard isn’t challenging anymore. If you’re still reluctant to recreate it because mowing and watering will be time-consuming and a big hassle, switch to artificial turf. Any design can perfectly go…

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    in your backyard. For this assignment I am proving the argument that the city council should only give native plants to the selected suburbs of Brisbane and not plants from other parts of Australia or the world. Using local native plants in your garden have a lot of benefits top offer, for example wildlife and better growth due to the local soil. Using local plants like a wildflower shrubs and trees for example are very much suited to our sandy alkaline soil because over time the plan t has…

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    use my $1,000 to help prevent obesity by opening up a small, low cost, nonprofit, community garden and garden stand. This garden would be run by me, my family, and the community. I think an ideal location for this garden and stand would be near the Princeville Heritage Museum which is also located less than a half mile from our school and within walking distance of most houses in town. By having the garden next to the school and museum, it would encourage students to pick up healthy food before…

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