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Number of Articles Written: 24
Number of Usage Licenses Sold: 21
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Number of Full Rights Licenses Sold: 4
Featured Articles
Lose the Grip on your Bottled WaterNo Flies in the House
Achieving Blue-Blooded Zen: Why Paris Hilton Should Run For President
Parenting Taboo Number One: Why I Won't Be Teaching My Child To Read
Five Questions to Ask of your Favorite Restaurant
Five Questions to Ask of your Current or Prospective Cleaning Service
If you´re preparing to hire (or have already hired) a cleaning service for your home or office, you´re probably wondering how you can be sure they are trustworthy. Here are five questions you can ask of them to help you decide.
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Extreme Plants Part II: Perennials that Thrive in Difficult Soil
Do you have trouble growing plants in some areas of your yard because of tricky soil conditions? This article offers suggestions for perennials that do well in areas with excessively wet, poor or acidic soil.
Words: 467 Downloads: 0 Category: Landscaping By: PJ RooksExtreme Plants Part I: Shade-Loving Plants for your Landscape
This article lists perennials that will grow and thrive in shady areas of your yard.
Words: 548 Downloads: 0 Category: Landscaping By: PJ RooksRussian Sage
This is a brief article on buying and caring for Russian sage which also includes design ideas for its use in the garden.
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Hyacinth Bean Vine: A Beautiful Climber for your Landscape
With its dark green leaves, pink and white flowers and maroon seedpods, the hyacinth bean vine is a beautiful, almost ethereal, addition to any landscape. Though it has been used for centuries in other cultures, it has only recently made its appearance in the U.S. as a decorative plant.
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Independence Day: Fun Facts on Fireworks, Flags, Forefathers and Foods
Did you know that Benjamin Franklin was an excellent swimmer, that Thomas Jefferson died on the Fourth of July or that apple pie was once regarded as a breakfast food? Here are several fun bits of trivia with a Fourth of July theme.
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