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Latest Postings
- 15. July 2010: Question From Christy About Michelia champaca 'Alba'
- 29. June 2010: Great South Florida Vines
- 5. June 2010: Pollinator Peril, Will Conservation and Research Efforts Prevent The Extinction of Bees?
- 31. May 2010: Free Seeds
- 25. May 2010: How Gardeners Can Help Pollinators In Peril
- 4. May 2010: Register To Comment or Join
- 27. April 2010: I'm Offering Free Seeds and Discount Trees and Shrubs
- 24. April 2010: Call to Green Gardeners
- 21. April 2010: Green Garden Visitors
- 14. April 2010: It's Almost Time For Spring Pruning
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- *Aware Radio, Interviews Doctors & Spiritual Masters
- *Ban Genetically Modified Organisms / Foods
- *Big Cypress National Preserve / Everglades
- *Bio Identical Hormone Info by Suzanne Somers
- *Cancer Research Finds Virus That Cures
- *Chemicals in Women's Products
- *DEP Coastal Projects
- *DEP Watershed
- *Dr Weil, Green Healthy Living
- *Eco Advisors
- *Envionmental News Network
- *Environmental Groups
- *Florida Everglades
- *Florida State Parks
- *Ft. Lauderdale Acupuncture, Karen Rowe
- *Gardens Alive
- *Green Gardeners News Blog
- *Green News
- *Green News
- *Healthful Dog Food by Ellen DeGeneris
- *Healthy Dog Foods, By Dr. Weil
- *Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower, Center University of Texas
- *Natural Resources Defense Council Bottled Water Report
- *Pink Shovel Landscapes, Greenscapes
- *Planet Natural
- *Radio Green Earth
- *Seattle Times Fertilizer Articles by Duff Wilson
- *Seminole Indian Tirbe of Florida
- *South Florida Water Management
- *University of Florida Horticulture
- Environmental Working Group
- EWG Cosmetic Toxins Info
- Florida Native Plant Society
- Florida Plants
- Green Garden Products
- Growing Up On Chapman Field
- National Center fo Complementary & Alternative Medicine
- Natural Resources Defense Council
- Plants USDA
- Regional Conservation Info
Call to Green Gardeners
Next month, I’ll begin featuring Green gardeners and their gardens and also interviewing scientists and researchers regarding their work which affects our environment. If you are an Ecology minded gardener with a fine garden and would like to be featured, or if you are doing important research, let me know. I look forward to hearing from you and learning about your gardens or your work.
I recently interviewed a bee colony researcher at the University of Florida. Watch for the posting here soon.
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