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Bug Blog Archives for 2006

Here are some quick FYI tidbits of information for our readers, visitors, and customers as this may be our last news post/article for the year.

Continue reading “Tidbits and Holiday News” »

The goal here at GreenMethods.com is to publish a couple of articles per month. But October and November are extremely busy times around The Green Spot so updates will be limited during this period. You see, while growers are finishing putting up plants for the Winter season, interiorscapers are busy putting up holiday decorations, and gardeners are busy putting up with each other as cabin fever sets in — it begins early with gardeners — we’re preparing our 2007 catalog, writing another anecdote for our collection, and much more. Pricing for 2007 is also being prepared. Stay tuned for updates.

Continue reading “Catalog Time is Bizzy Time” »

Two-legged and four-legged creatures have something in common with many of the six and eight legged creatures out there: The cold months are not well-tolerated. Some insects and mites curl up and die having completed their life’s reproductive mission. They’ve laid their eggs, but will never see their offspring. Others enter a quiescent state similar to hibernation — in other words they shut down until the warmer months return. (I know some two-legged creatures that look upon this practice with a certain fondness.) Some bugs, however, seek warmth where it is available and try to make a go of it during the colder months. If you’re a grower, some of these critters may be a cause for concern.

Continue reading “Coming in Out of the Cold” »

This is a posting of some random topics and small news items we wanted to share with you, our dear reader. We think they all have a some level of relevance or importance and may be of concern or interest to you.

Continue reading “Small Stuff that Matters” »