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Some researchers will agree that it is very important for children to interact with plants and nature. The common trend found in these studies is that children are less hyperactive, more focused, more creative and more cooperative at play. So, find a few extra shovels, tell the kids it’s OK to get dirty, and they may even join you.
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Birds are chirping and flowers are blooming. Yesterday was the first official day of Spring 2017. So many wonderful views are to come about as seasons change and landscapes flourish! Spring is a time of new beginnings. You might have spring clean up on your to-do...
Roses and Poinsettias are great flowers to plant for the season and will bring a life of color to your landscape when they begin to bloom. Within the next few months plant all the herbs, vegetables, and annuals you want. As long as you can keep up with the...
Fun Facts About Plants Did you know that plants improve air quality? It is a known fact that after a stressful day at work- looking at a yard with the view of natural elements, such as trees and flowers, experienced less job pressure, were more...
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