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By: lee hollingshead | 12-07-2008
Hello,I run a yard service, offering complete maintenance to my customers.I have 35 accounts and have been in business for 2 years full time. What is the best way to determine when it is time to expand. ie: hire employee(s), I have been trying to sell my sprinkler repair service and is working well. Any insight would be great..

Water my lawn
By: Jean | 11-07-2008
Can I run my lawn sprinkler system thru my water softner to help get rid of the hard water build up on my house and driveway?? 

Appling Grub killer to lawns
By: Dtop | 09-07-2008
When is it the best time to apply treatment to your lawn to kill grubs?? Is it too late this year?? Can it be applied with fertilizer??

I recently bought a GroWorks battery operated weed ...
By: Sue | 26-06-2008
I recently bought a GroWorks battery operated weed trimmer and the blades break in about 2 minutes. It somes with 2 replacement blades but I have only 1 left......and I'm not hard on lawn tools. Could anyone tell me where I can purchase replacement blades for this? It's not a rechargeable weed trimmer......runs on batteries though.

Lawn is yellow after using weed and feed
By: soxpats72 | 22-06-2008
i applied vigoro weed and and feed to my lawn and now much of the lawn has yellowed , is this normal and how do i get it back to green?

Clover in My Lawn!
By: mrsi | 17-06-2008
Clover is taking over my lawn. How can I get rid of it?

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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
By: Dane | 26/07/2008
Austin is a city in love with nature. This article talks about the "Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center".

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The Thing About Knockout Roses Is...
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Knockout roses were first introduced in 1999 as a tough and hardy rose that is exceptionally resistant to disease and an ability to withstand a wide range of harsh conditions. As such, they require little attention from the gardener in order to produce satisfactory results making them perfect for a beginning gardener. This has made it one of fastest selling new roses when it was introduced.

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By: Anna Stenning | 25/07/2008
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When people venture out to to look at homes to buy, there are two elements that are the first considered. These same two features are what can make a potential sell to fall apart. The The first is the kitchen. If this room is not inviting and modern, the home fails to draw interest. The Next in importance is the number and size of the home's closets.

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