Smartgarden-harnessing solar power: powerful forces in nature can be tapped to work to your garden's advantage

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Solar energy in the form of soil solarization can be effectively used as pesticide and weed cide. The procedure to employ soil solarization in gardens is described.

Evaluation, Protection and preservation, Gardens, Solar energy, Soils, Salts in, Soil salinity

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New for 2005

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Every New Year brings with bulky catalogs show casing new plant varieties that can enhance the look and feel of gardens and catalogs of the year 2005 are no exception with many exotic plants vying for attention. Selecting the right plant to be cultivated in gardens is no mean task as one needs patience and some knowledge of what can be grown at which time of the year and merits as well as de-merits many new plants are discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Methods, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Gardening, Cultivars

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