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» Plants In Action—Changing Blight To Beauty, Teaching Ecology
By Earl L. Butz | Published Today | Environment | Unrated

THE SEVENTIES will be remembered as the decade in which urban and rural areas did an about-face—when they woke from torpor and neglect, and got busy trying to repair and protect the landscape.


» A Bright New Look For Shopping—Malls With Planted Areas
By Earl L. Butz | Published Today | Environment | Unrated

MAIN STREET U.S.A. is not like it was when our great-grandparents tied up at the hitching rail on Saturday mornings for their weekly shopping.


» Career Training In Horticulture For Handicapped Young Folks
By Earl L. Butz | Published Today | Environment | Unrated

BOB'S WORDS show the transformation in attitude that takes place within a few weeks after retarded young people start their training at the Melwood Horticultural Training Center which is in Upper Marlboro, Md.


» Public Housing Gardens—Landscapes For The Soul
By Earl L. Butz | Published Yesterday | Environment | Unrated

WE DO NOT usually associate agriculture with the depressed central city areas, and yet it is here that a new role has emerged for a specific agricultural discipline: horticulture.


» Inner City Neighborhood Gardens Create New Community Spirit
By Earl L. Butz | Published Yesterday | Environment | Unrated

IT HAS BEEN SAID, "Beauty and blight are infectious; inoculate a neighborhood with either and it will spread."


» Green Fingers Help Reshape Troubled Neighborhoods
By Earl L. Butz | Published Yesterday | Environment | Unrated

BUSY FINGERS indicate something is being done.


» Giving Handicaps The Heave-Ho: Braille Trails And Lion Tales
By Earl L. Butz | Published Yesterday | Environment | Unrated

THE WORLD OF NATURE is simply too fascinating for anyone to lose out on its wonders due to physical limitations.


» Kids Go To The Environment To Learn About It First-Hand
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/7/2008 | Environment | Unrated

BUTCH, A FIFTH GRADER from Eugene, Oreg., was doing a study of comparative sizes and ages of trees in one of his classes in the forest environment.


» Schoolyards Have Class As Outdoor Laboratories
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/6/2008 | Environment | Unrated

A THIRD GRADE CLASS in Nevada looked out their classroom window one day and watched a small whirlwind spiral a column of dust into the air.


» Making The Most Of Soil And Water; Sound Practices For The Garden
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/3/2008 | Environment | Unrated

A GOOD SOIL is one that encourages good plant root and top growth by providing the right amount of nutrients, water, and air throughout the growing season.


» Plants And The Seasons; Triggering Responses
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/1/2008 | Environment | Unrated

TREES, SHRUBS, AND FLOWERS change constantly with the seasons and with the years.


» Good Seeds For Plant Propagation And How They Get That Way
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/28/2008 | Environment | Unrated

TO MOST PEOPLE, propagating plants from seeds seems a rather simple matter.


» Breeding Plants For Beauty, Form, And Survival
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/28/2008 | Environment | Unrated

MAN HAS BEEN INTRIGUED by decorative plants ever since esthetic feelings were first aroused.


» Adventures With Native Plants
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/24/2008 | Environment | Unrated

THERE ARE MANY thousands of plants native to the United States.


» Searching The World To Obtain New And Better Plants
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/24/2008 | Environment | Unrated

MOST OF OUR garden plants, like our crop plants, have been derived from wild species native to distant lands.


» Song Of The Lazy Gardener, Or Minimum Care Plantings
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/24/2008 | Environment | Unrated

MANY PEOPLE avoid having plants in their daily lives because of the regular care that must be given to help them thrive.


» Plants For Problem Areas Of The Western States
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/24/2008 | Environment | Unrated

ARID AND SEMIARID regions comprising the Great Plains west of the 100th meridian, the intermountain region between the Rockies and the west coastal ranges, and the Desert Southwest are problem areas when it comes to growing ornamental plants.


» Quarantines Give Thumbs Down To Hitchhiking Plant Pests
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/23/2008 | Environment | Unrated

AN ESTIMATED $10 billion is lost every year by farmers, gardeners, homeowners, and others to the destructiveness of pests that attack plants.


» Pests That Plague Our Plants; What You Can Do About Them
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/21/2008 | Environment | Unrated

AS A GARDENER, you will compete with insects and mites, diseases, nematodes, and weeds for use of the plants you grow.


» Ground Covers Can Cure Headaches Such As Problem Sites, Bare Spots
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/21/2008 | Environment | Unrated

THE BUILDER, in siting your house to your lot, makes deep cuts in the ground to fit house, walks, and driveways to the main road.


» Protecting Lawn Grasses Against Pests, Wear
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/21/2008 | Environment | Unrated

LAWN GRASSES, like people and pets, respond to the attention or abuse they receive.


» Selecting Lawn Grasses, From Bahia To Zoysia
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/21/2008 | Environment | Unrated

GRASSES constitute one of the most appealing parts of our outdoor environment.


» For Dazzling Garden Color—The Flowering Annuals
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/19/2008 | Environment | Unrated

IT IS DIFFICULT to envision any home garden or other landscape planting that couldn't include flowering annuals to good advantage.


» Mainstays Of A Garden—The Popular Perennials
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/19/2008 | Environment | Unrated

A PERENNIAL may be defined as a plant that lasts for 3 years or longer in a given locality.


» Those Distinctive Durables: Shrubs For Your Landscape
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/18/2008 | Environment | Unrated

SHRUBS have many functions. Second only to trees, they comprise the most durable and distinctive element of the living landscape.


» Developing Shade Trees For Our Urban Areas
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/18/2008 | Environment | Unrated

THE TREES in our cities and suburbs are in trouble.


» Landscaping To Enhance Business, Industry
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/18/2008 | Environment | Unrated

JOHN DAWSON enjoyed working at his company's new plant.


» Parks, Malls, Roadsides: Public Area Plantings
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/18/2008 | Environment | Unrated

IN A SURVEY to find out which of 26 items people consider most important to their happiness, 59 percent of those answering checked "green grass and trees around me."


» Brightening Neighborhoods In Suburbs And Cities
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/18/2008 | Environment | Unrated

FEW PROJECTS yield greater results for the expense and effort entailed than a community planting project.


» Structures And Equipment—From Gazebo To Barbecue
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/17/2008 | Environment | Unrated

THERE ARE A GREAT MANY structures, equipment and garden designs to consider in landscaping your garden.


» Plantings For The Homeowner: Down To Earth Advice
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/17/2008 | Environment | Unrated

IN 1954, when I first came to Phoenix, Ariz., a total landscape project for the average home in this area consisted of the yard being bermed...


» Landscaping Limited Areas Such As Terraces, Patios
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/17/2008 | Environment | Unrated

ORNAMENTAL GARDENS have always been an important part of our American culture.


» Container Gardening Offers Something For Everyone
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/17/2008 | Environment | Unrated

CONTAINER GARDENING is especially adapted to contemporary living.


» Bees, Butterflies, And Blossoms: Our Useful Garden Insects
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/17/2008 | Environment | Unrated

MOST OF OUR GARDEN PLANTS have flowers at some time during their growing cycle.


» Some Cardinal Techniques For Attracting Birds
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/16/2008 | Environment | Unrated

FOOD AND SHELTER for birds are mainly a matter of vegetation.


» Trees And Shrubs Can Curb Noise
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/16/2008 | Environment | Unrated

YOU LIVE in a relatively quiet residential area for years, then a truck stop is established about 1,000 feet from your home.


» Plants For Easing Visual Pollution, Or Ways To Overcome Ugliness
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/16/2008 | Environment | Unrated

WASHINGTON, D.C., is constructing its subway system, a truly awesome task.


» Plants That Will Withstand Pollution And Reduce It
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/16/2008 | Environment | Unrated

THE AIR IN OUR CITIES that smarts our eyes and chokes our lungs also damages—and sometimes kills—our shrubs and trees.


» Gardening To Help Solve Your Erosion Problems
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/16/2008 | Environment | Unrated

PLANTS AND TECHNIQUES developed to conserve soil and water on farms and ranches are fast finding their way into our cities and suburbs.


» Making Our Lives More Pleasant—Plants As Climate Changers
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/16/2008 | Environment | Unrated

PLANTS CAN MAKE our lives more pleasant. Besides beautifying our surroundings, plants can modify the climate.


» Plants In The Living Environment To Lift The Spirits Of Man
By Earl L. Butz | Published 04/16/2008 | Environment | Unrated

OUR VIEW OF EARTH from 100,000 miles in space shows a cloud-covered ball rotating in orbit.


» Logging The Pacific Slopes
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/31/2008 | Environment | Unrated

Lumbering started on the west coast about 1850, in the days of the Gold Rush.


» Since The Days Of Leif Ericson
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/25/2008 | Environment | Unrated

LOGGING was probably the first commercial activity of white men on this continent.


» Railroads And Foresters
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/21/2008 | Environment | Rating:

Railroads have always run on wood.


» Picturing Forests From The Air
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/21/2008 | Environment | Unrated

Aerial photographs have many uses in forestry.


» Prescription For Woods Safety
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/20/2008 | Environment | Unrated

"You think most accidents come from unsafe working conditions and unsafe acts," the logging boss said.


» Industrial Forestry Associations
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/17/2008 | Environment | Unrated

Industrial forestry is relatively new in the United States.


» National Forest Personnel
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/17/2008 | Environment | Unrated

The Forest Service, in employing new personnel, seeks to hire men and women who are properly trained for the work and have high ideals and a strong desire to serve the public.


» Consulting Foresters
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/13/2008 | Environment | Unrated

Like engineering and dentistry and other professions, forestry has opportunities for consultants, who sell advice or their services.


» Teatchers And Conservation
By Charles F. Brannan | Published 03/13/2008 | Environment | Unrated

More and more colleges, teacher-training institutions, and elementary schools and high schools are offering nontechnical instruction in problems and practices of forest conservation and the methods of teaching them.




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