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The benefits of trees is common knowledge and it is our duty to protect and maintain the trees in our neighbourhoods and playgrounds. Good planning, species selection, appropriate maintenance, and management are vital to increase the overall tree canopy, tree health and tree longevity within parks and playgrounds. Here are some of the fundamental guidelines from ProjectLink for the effective and efficient management of trees around playgrounds.

Psyllids, sometimes called jumping plant lice, are common pests associated with fruit trees. There are over 100 species of these tiny jumping creatures known in North America.

So spring rains just stopped and trees are green all over. The sun is shining bright and there are some houses where the roofs began to leak once again just they were leaking last year. Now it is the time to make decision. Whether you should go for the roof replacement or not? No doubt it is a tough decision to be made, both from financial as well as time's point of view. You contact your professional roofer and he visits you for another round of roof inspection.

This popular citrus fruit is very common and available in the kitchen room for any season. Lemon is a refreshing fruit for drinking, pickles, and many more food items to make little sour. It has lots of health benefits too. It is a rich source of vitamin C. Check this full post about lemon growing & harvesting.

Cathy Allen, The Green Ambassador Present Gardening is Good Medicine event on August 2017 at Baltimore City, Maryland (USA). Event Date is 1 August, 22 August and 29 August and Event Time is 10 am to 11.30 am. This 8 weeks event provides Environmental Education information to everyone. Gardening is Good Medicine, Garden Clubs, a holistic and therapeutic hands-on gardening program that focuses on preventative health and healthy nutritional practices for people living with diabetes, heart decease, cancer, dementia, and Alzheimer's decease. Gardening is Good Medicine Garden Clubs is an eight week, 90-minute hands-on gardening experience for all ages, and people with limited mobility with Curriculum Investment: $8,000 and Event cost of $50 for 8 sessions. Gardening is Good Medicine program has been developed by Cathy Allen, The Green Ambassador and The Green Ambassador.org, LLC. Maryland's Top Urban Environmentalist, Master Gardener-University of Maryland, Awarding Winning Environmentalist, Published Environmental Columnist, Bay Wise Landscape Manager, Co-Creator of G.R.A.S.S. (Growing Resources After Sowing Seed) an environmental entrepreneurial non-profit program based on the fundamentals of gardening, agriculture and ecology and credited with spearheading over half-million trees planted on the lawns of Baltimore City Public Schools. Duration Gardening is Good Medicine, is an eight week, 90-minute hands-on gardening experience for all ages, and people with limited mobility.

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