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Snakes In Your Garden

CoolGreenGardens, contributor | August 17th, 20098 comments

You’ve probably heard people singing the praises of drip irrigation, which was developed in the early 60s in Israel. I thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread when it arrived on...

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Part I -- When The Well Runs Dry

Part I -- When The Well Runs Dry

CoolGreenGardens, contributor | July 9th, 200921 comments

Perhaps it’s just a passing cycle, just a blip. Maybe next year the skies will open up and we’ll all be fine. I’m usually a cockeyed optimist, but not anymore—not when it comes to the big unknowns of climate change.

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