Being around plants makes me happy, but that’s not all. I’ve had a love of animals as far back as I can remember. Watching Wildlife Feeds My Soul There was a family of raccoons that would eat alongside our outdoor cats. I used to watch them and think how cool it was they got along. …
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Shade is always tricky for a gardener, but there are lots of solutions. If you are the type of gardener who loves flashy color, growing in a shady patch can be frustrating. I have learned to enjoy the different shades of cool green, not to mention foliage textures, that thrive in the shady areas of …
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Ever heard of Weirton? In earlier days, thousands of immigrants flocked to the little town of Weirton, West Virginia for steel mill jobs. The mills are gone, but the population remains a beautiful blend of nationalities, religions and cultures. One of its long-time residents is Master Gardener, Bob Marino. Bob grew up in Weirton. When …
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Since I have a weird name, I don’t hold eclectic common names against plants. Consider deadnettle (Lamium maculatum), also called spotted deadnettle. The “dead” seems to make this plant a nonstarter, but it only indicates that the plant doesn’t sting like other types of nettle. Spotted deadnettle is a wonderful plant for filling in empty …
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Growing that gorgeous, even green turf can be a challenge anywhere, but if you have a shady lawn like I do, it’s an uphill battle. That said, I have learned over the years not only how to get a better lawn but also how to accept the limitations and embrace shady lawn alternatives to grass. …
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A few years ago, I moved to a different city and obviously a different house with a yard that was the complete opposite of my former landscape. Previously much of the yard was filled with only dappled sunlight, but this new landscape was sun kissed from dawn until dusk. As much as I love the …
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Whether it’s a global pandemic or a data breach, a crisis of any kind can negatively impact your company’s operations and reputation. So, what can marketers say and do to keep customers informed and satisfied until the crisis is over? Here’s useful advice. Read the full article at MarketingProfs Source link
The proportion of major advertisers that say they are strongly committed to content marketing has doubled over the past two years, according to recent research from the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) and The Content Council. Read the full article at MarketingProfs Source link
If you’ve just added the not-so-simple task of “Marketing Campaign” to your to-do list, you might find yourself struggling to get started. Planning an entire campaign is no easy feat, and it can be hard to know how to begin. That’s where a checklist can be useful. Like this checklist. Read the full article at …
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Overwhelmed, marketers have little time to learn what the customer really wants, let alone produce the content that really speaks to people on a deep level. The result is a content crisis. But it’s possible to create and connect content to the customer journey and lifecycle. And to do it … Read the full article …
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