Your plants are telling you something, so don't ignore them - a careful reading of the vegetation can tell you the true condition of your soil

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Plants grow in areas that are in harmony with their physiological makeup. Studying the plants can often tell the observer about the nature of the soil. Purslane, a succulent, indicates sandy soil. Various plants and what they indicate about soil composition and soil drainage are discussed.

Environmental aspects, Botany, Plant ecology, Plant ecophysiology, Soil ecology, Plant-soil relationships, Plant physiological ecology

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The facts on faucets: how to tell well-made sink, tub and shower fittings from the polished pretenders

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The variety of faucets available at the local home department stores can be a little daunting for the average person. A critique of faucets are given based on design and performance. Advice is given on which features to be aware of when purchasing faucets and shower heads.

Equipment and supplies, Faucets, Showers (Baths), Showers (Plumbing fixtures)

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Something to write home about

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The mailbox is one's channel to the rest of the world as it serves as the link between its owner and people and distant places. A trip to the mailbox is also an opportunity to appreciate nature, such as flowers, birds and insects along the way.

Column, Appreciation, Mailboxes

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