16th September 2011
In the old days, in the absence of modern banks and safety deposit boxes, people would often bury small caches of their valuable items such as coins. The idea was that so long as they knew where to dig they could return later and dig up their treasures ...
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08th August 2011
Whilst it is easy enough to purchase fully grown rose bushes from a range of nurseries, it can prove to be a little expensive in the long run. It is far more rewarding and certainly cheaper to grow your own roses from cuttings that you take from your own...
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08th August 2011
Climbing roses are most often hardier than their rose bush counterparts, but unfortunately they are not totally immune to the more common rose diseases and insect pests. If you want your gorgeous climbers to provide you with glorious blooms then you have ...
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08th August 2011
Climbing roses can add a dramatic decorative element and architectural feature to your home and garden. They can be trained to grow on a trellis or over an archway in the garden to significantly enhance the landscape and make wonderful entrances to separ...
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08th August 2011
If you are concerned at all about the health of your family and pets and the overall health of the natural environment that supports us, then you should pursue organic gardening. Organic gardening is not as difficult as you might think and it is ultimate...
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08th August 2011
Unfortunately, roses can be highly susceptible to a number of different diseases. Prevention is always better than cure and the easiest way to do this is to plant hardier rose varieties. Some rose varieties require more care than others, and if you fee...
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08th August 2011
When most people think of roses they think of shrubs, bushes or climbing roses - perhaps even miniature roses. Rarely do people think of roses as trees, but in fact rose trees exist. They are more often referred to as rose standards and aren’t truly tre...
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08th August 2011
Shakespeare had his character Romeo famously say, "What's in a name? that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet". I don't wish to contradict the Bard, but these flowers with their many varieties and myriad names, do NOT all smell equ...
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08th August 2011
So you’ve always dreamed of having that wonderful rose garden filled with sweetly scented and gorgeously coloured blooms – but not sure where to start? Here are some basic guidelines to getting started with planting a rose garden.
Hot or Cold – what ...
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08th August 2011
Roses have a reputation for being finnicky and difficult to care for, but don’t let that intimidate you: if you follow some basic guidelines, you too can have the most gorgeous blooms. We’ll focus on the trinity of care for roses: watering, fertilizing a...
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25th July 2011
Have you ever had a passion for ancient artifacts and dreamed of being an archaeologist, or perhaps read romantic stories of buried treasure and dreamed of finding your own treasure chest? Metal detecting enthusiasts share this kind of passion and more a...
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25th July 2011
As a child I would pore over tales of daring adventurers going in search of treasure troves, either the buried treasure of pirates or the ancient gold of the Incas or the famous Kruger Millions that are said to be hidden somewhere in South Africa. Ancie...
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25th July 2011
With its increasing popularity as a hobby, metal detecting clubs have sprung up throughout the world. There are many very active metal detecting clubs in the United States and Britain, but also in many other countries in the world. The best thing to do ...
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25th July 2011
Beachcombing is one of the most popular uses of the metal detecting machine. Here are some tips to help you optimize your opportunity for finds on the beach.
1. Search the Beach in Daytime
This is the peak time for beachgoers and so with all the ...
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13th July 2011
1. The search coil (the actual transmitter-receiver) position of your metal detecting machine is very important for effective metal detecting. Beginners often scan the ground with their search coils at close to 45-degree angles. This is not optimal use o...
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