Caring for House Plants

Caring for house plants varies considerably depending on the plant, but in general, important factors to consider include moisture levels, light sources, planting soil, room temperature, humidity levels and the pot itself.  Click here to read more: http://www.agway.com/know_how/lawn_and_garden/indoor_gardening/house_plants.html

Portable Propane Heater Safety

Propane and LP heaters are safe and efficient, but as with any heat source, common sense should tell you to follow a few safety tips to protect yourself and others while you use them.

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How to Remove Snow from Your Roof

A roof rake is an essential tool in any area that can see substantial snowfall, whether it is from the occasional heavy storm, lake effect snowfall, or just consistent flurries all winter long.

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What Are Bird Ranges?

Understanding bird ranges helps birders know what birds to expect where in different seasons, and ranges can be useful for identifying bird or noting rare appearances and vagrant birds.

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Recycling Your Tree After The Holidays Are Over

Recycle it in the spring, but when you take your Christmas tree down this year put it in your backyard so the birds can use it. As it gets colder and there are less leaves on trees, birds need more places to hide from predators and where they can get inside to stay warm. A Christmas tree is the perfect fit for those needs.

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