Tina Samuels
Author of three books, Tina Samuels is also the owner of Turtle Trax Hobbies. She s been a freelance writer for 20 years and a small business owner for three. Two of her three books are slated for a Spring 2013 release and should be on shelves in time for the gardening season.
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Living with AlopeciaA look at different coping methods for living with alopecia areata.
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Automate Your Employment Payroll: Making Your Business More EfficientSome small businesses are making the switch to an automated employment payroll system. Is it right for you?
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All About Virtual TerminalsVirtual terminals allow merchants to process credit card payments using their computer and an Internet connection. Like a typical credit card processing terminal, a virtual terminal will allow merchants to swipe cards or key in card numbers.
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The Better Breath GuideA look at getting better breath through simple tips.
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Affordable Mobile Processing SolutionsThere are many affordable choices for mobile processing solutions in the market today. Find out which choice is right for you.
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Symptoms of Shingles, Who is at Risk in AtlantaWho has a greater risk of developing shingles in the Atlanta area.
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Hormone Replacement Therapy: Is it Right for You?A look whether hormone replacement therapy is right for most individuals.
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The Evolution of Drug Rehabilitation in the USDrug rehabilitation over the years in the United States
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Three Most Popular Detoxification Methods at US Drug RehabsAn overview of the three detox methods that are most popular at US drug rehabilitation facilities.
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Is a Faith Based Rehabilitation Center Right for You?A look at faith-based drug rehab in the United States. -
Buying Wireless POS TerminalsSimple guide to buying wireless POS terminals for your small business.
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Top Five Home Improvement Projects for 2013Top five ideas for doing home improvements in 2013.
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2013 Ford Escape Vs Hyundai Santa Fe SportAn overview comparison of the 2013 Ford Escape and the 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport
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2013 Honda Fit Vs Nissan JukeAn overview comparison of the 2013 models of the Honda Fit and the Nissan Juke.
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All About Intrusion Detection Systems for Your HomeExplains intrusion detection systems and how they provide security to your family.
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Electronic Medical Records: Fraudulent Use and AbuseA look at the use and abuse of EMRs in medical facilities.
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E-prescribing Over Paper PrescriptionsE-prescribing is a safer and more convenient method for practitioners to prescribe medication to patients.
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EHR Implementation: Tips and Common BlundersThere are a number of problems associated with EHR implementation, but you can avoid them by steering clear of common blunders.
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EHR Standards and Certificate CriteriaIn order to enforce EHR standards, certification is one of the key factors.
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The Stages of Sober LivingFind out the two stages of sober living, and what to expect from each.
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Medicaid EHR Incentive Program: What Your Business Needs to KnowIf you are in the business of providing healthcare services to patients, then it is important for you to have a firm understanding of what the Medicaid EHR Incentive Program entails.
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Growing Goldenseal and GinsengDifficult for some, here is a helpful way to get goldenseal and ginseng to start in a garden.
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How to Graft Fruit TreesWhen grafting your own fruit trees it is important to know which varieties are compatible and which are hardy to your growing zone. This simple guide makes it easy to graft a fruit tree.
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Three Sisters: Grouping Beans, Corn, and SquashIf you have been gardening for even a few months you may have heard about the 'three sisters'. This grouping was used by Native Americans and is comprised of beans, corn, and squash. These staples were used in almost every state by most tribes.
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How to Be a Vegetable Container GardenerAll the things you need to consider to become a vegetable container gardener.
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Growing Roses from SeedThorough look on how to grow rose bushes from seed, a difficult but worthy idea. -
How Hardiness Zones WorkA complete guide to USDA hardiness zones for gardeners and homeowners.
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Using Stinkbait for Bottom FishingHow to use stinkbait to catfish fish or for any bottom feeding fish.
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Planting and Growing the Amur HoneysuckleGuide to the characteristics of an Amur honeysuckle plant and how to grow one.
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Partial Shade Native Plants Recommended for TennesseeThis article gives an overview and growing guide for three native plants that grow well in partial shade in Tennessee.
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Planting and Growing the Carolina CranesbillA look at the native plant, Carolina Cranesbill, and its growing methods.
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Planting and Growing the Washington HawthornA descriptive overview of the Washington Hawthorn, including growing guide and warnings.
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Three California Native Plants that Are Rose Family MembersA look at three different rose family plants that work well in a California landscape.
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Planting and Growing the Lanceleaf GreenbrierA look at the description, growing guide, and the benefits for the lanceleaf greenbrier vine.
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The Indigo Bush: A Kansas Native Plant Good for Moist SoilsA look at moist soil loving indigo bush and its benefits in a Kansas landscape.
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Bringing Butterflies to Your Kansas Landscape with the Indigo BushA growing guide to the indigo bush and a look at the butterflies it brings to the landscape.
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The Indigo Bush: A Kansas Native Plant Good for Moist SoilsFind out how charming the indigo bush is and the guide to its growing in Kansas.
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The 2012 Colorado Habitat Stamp FAQYour questions about the Colorado Habitat Stamp are answered.
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2012 Colorado Fishing Licenses and FeesA look at the available resident and nonresident licenses available for fishing in Colorado.
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Growing and Using a Forsythia Sage in the LandscapeTips on planting a forsythia sage and how to get it to look its best.
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First Person: Financial Diversity the Key to Social Security WorriesA 42-year-old self employed Georgia prepares for the future.
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Planting and Growing the American Mountain AshA look at the description, distribution, and growing of the American Mountain Ash.
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Planting and Growing the Dense Blazing StarAn overview of the description, planting instructions, and distribution of the dense blazing star.
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Planting and Growing Yellow BellsAll the information you need to get started planting and growing yellow bells native plants in your garden or landscape.
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How to Grow an Organic GardenWays to get you a fine organic garden during this season.
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How to Control Slugs in the Garden NaturallyHow to get rid of slugs in the garden without chemicals, with an all natural solution. -
Growing the Best Tomatoes from SeedA few tips and tricks to growing tomatoes from seed with success.
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What to Know About the Big Rock Blue Marlin Fishing TournamentA generalized overview of the 2012 Big Rock Blue Marlin Fishing Tournament
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How to Fish for CrappieHints and tips for getting the best out of your crappie fishing trip.
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Staggering Teenage Pregnancy Statistics Means It's Time to Talk to Your DaughterA look at talking to your daughter about teen pregnancy.
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Four Tennessee Native Plants for a Butterfly GardenA look at the trumpet creeper, white fringetree, eastern red columbine, and the butterflyweed and its use in Tennessee butterfly gardens.
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Planting and Growing the Holly Fern and Japanese AucubaTwo different plants that work well in a landscape together, the holly fern and the Japanese Aucuba are profiled.
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Planting and Growing Blue Anise SageA look at planting and growing a blue anise sage in the landscape.
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Facebook's Impact on Marketing for the Small BusinessHow the social networking sites are playing a part in small business marketing
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How Video Enhances Customer ExperienceHow video shapes the experiences of the customer is featured in this article.
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Is Video Right for Your Company?Could your company or small business benefit from video?
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Planting and Growing the Osage OrangeA thorny tree, the osage orange has a few interesting facts.
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What You Should Know About Becoming a DermatologistThorough overview on becoming a dermatologist.
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The LH Blood TestThe LH blood test, also known as the luteinizing hormone test, measures the amount of that hormone that is released from the pituitary gland.
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Great Juniper Trees for Your LandscapeThese three junipers each have distinguishing features that you may enjoy.
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Planting and Growing the Bird's Nest FernA great plant indoors or outdoors, this plant has a central area that looks like a bird's nest.
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Causes and Treatment of Amblyopia, or Lazy EyeKnown as lazy eye, this is a common visual condition in children that can go into adulthood.
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What You Should Know About the Shingles VaccineWho should and shouldn't get the shingles vaccine, what it protects against, and how it does it.
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What Leg Cramps at Night Could MeanA look at the causes, prevention methods, and treatments for leg cramps at night.
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Planting and Growing the Rice Paper PlantA look at the large-leaved Rice Paper Plant ad how to grow it.
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How to Grow Mountain Spinach for Use in the KitchenA look at growing, planting, and using Mountain Spinach.
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Four Full-Sun Flowering Plants for Container GardeningThese four choices all have an interesting feature that will definitely provide your containers with a focal point.
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Landscape Shrubs that Work Very Well in ContainersThree shrubs that you can add to containers for interesting container gardens.
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Use These Cacti for Spectacular Container Gardening CreationsCacti plants that do very well in containers are listed.
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Symptoms and Treatment of Giant Cell ArteritisAn overview of the typical symptoms and treatment of the giant cell arteritis condition.
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How to Use Lactobacillus for DiarrheaThe dosages used for treating diarrhea with Lactobacillus.
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2012 Fishing License Requirements for MichiganAll the requirements surrounding buying a fishing license in the state of Michigan.
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Symptoms and Treatment of NeutropeniaNeutropenia is when the body has a lower than usual amount of a white blood cell called neutrophils.
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Powdery Mildew and Natural Nontoxic Solutions for Your GardenA look at a few natural remedies for powdery mildew plus prevention methods.
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Alabama Fishing Tournaments for June of 2012A current listing of the scheduled fishing tournaments for June 2012 in Alabama.
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How to Use Lactobacillus for Vaginal Yeast InfectionsDifferent methods of using lactobacillus to treat yeast infections vaginally.
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Exercise Induced Reactive Hypoglycemia and How to Avoid ItA look at drops in blood sugar following exercising or training. -
Tips and Tricks on a Powdery Mildew-Proof GardenA look at what powdery mildew is, how to avoid it, and other tips and tricks for your garden.
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Saltwater Fishing Seasons in GeorgiaThese are the seasons in which you can catch certain saltwater fish in Georgia.
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Symptoms and Treatment of MonkeypoxThis is a look at the rare, small-pox-like, virus.
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2012 South Carolina Fishing Licenses and FeesThese licenses are needed if the angler is 16 years of age or older.
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The Right Way to Plant Sweet PotatoesTips and tricks on having a successful sweet potato crop.
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Symptoms and Treatment of Continuous Headaches, or Hemicrania ContinuaA look at what signs hemicrania continua has and its treatment options.
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Symptoms and Diagnosis of Trisomy 18The condition is where there are more than two copies of chromosome 18; in fact there are three of them instead of the two that would be normal.
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What Bait You Need for 8 of Hawaii's Sport FishA look at eight of Hawaii's sport fish and the bait anglers should use to catch them.
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Tips on Catching Brown, Brook, and Rainbow TroutFor simple tricks on how to catch more brown, brook, and rainbow trout, here are some ideas.
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Kapanol Overdose Symptoms and TreatmentKapanol overdose symptoms are the same as a morphine overdose and so is the treatment.
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Home Remodeling Trends for a RecessionSee what trends are happening in a recession concerning home improvements and renovation projects.
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Perimenopause Spotting: Common Symptom or Concern?A brief overview of perimenopause spotting and whether you should be alarmed or calm about the symptom.
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2012 Fishing Licenses and Fees for West VirginiaThese are all the fishing licenses and fees available in West Virginia for 2012.
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2012 Fishing Bag Limits for North CarolinaThese bag limits can be anywhere from no fish allowed to an unlimited amount.
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Alabama Fishing Tournaments for May, 2012There are three fishing tournaments being held in May of 2012 in Alabama, anglers take heed!
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South Carolina Saltwater Fishing Bag Limit RegulationsAnglers should be prepared that there are certain saltwater fish that have a daily bag limit in the state of South Carolina
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2012 Commercial Fishing License Fees in VirginiaFor commercial anglers in Virginia, there is a variety of differing laws and regulations.
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Top Five Lures for Bass FishingMy top five choices for bass lures.
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Tests and Treatment Options for Diabetic RetinopathyDiabetic Retinopathy is one of the most common complications of diabetes and is a leading cause of blindness in America. -
Symptoms, Stages, and Risk Factors of Diabetic RetinopathyOne of the leading causes of blindness for adults in the United States, diabetic retinopathy is a common disease among diabetics.
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Summer Plants for a Bee GardenThese summer plants are great attractors for the bee population and I've broken them down into specific bee types.
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2012 Tennessee Trout Fishing RegulationsFor 2012, these are the trout fishing regulations for the state of Tennessee.
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2012 Oregon Shellfish Regulations for AnglersDepending on species, there is a set daily limit, as well as varying harvest methods and restrictions.
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Top Four Home Renovations in ValueWhile you won't recoup all of the cost, here are some of the top four home renovations, according to value, that a homeowner can do.
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Opening a Hobbyshop in the Middle of a RecessionMy experiences in opening a retail store, without any business loans, in today's iffy economy.
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The New 2012 Tennessee Fishing RegulationsStatewide and by region, there are new regulations for Tennessee Fishing for 2012.
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The Two Foundations of the Big Bang TheoryThe Big Bang Model, or Big Bang Theory, is a widely accepted notion for the beginning of the universe.
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2012 Tailwater Trout Stocking Schedule for TennesseeTennessee has a specific schedule for stocking the trout in tailwater areas.
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2012 Recreational Fishing License Fees for VirginiaThere are many specific fishing licenses that are available from the state of Virginia.
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The Ins and Outs of Worm CompostingWorm composting is the process of using worms to recycle scraps of food and other organic material to create worm compost, also known as vermicompost.
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The Life and Death of Sylvia PlathSylvia Plath is a world-famous poet who advanced the confessional poetry and feminist movement. -
2012 Florida Saltwater Fishing Spearing RegulationsSpearing is regulated well in the state of Florida.
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2012 Fishing Size Limits for North CarolinaFor 2012, these fishing size limits are current for the state of North Carolina.
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Floyd County Georgia's Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing AreaFor those who fish, the Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing Area in Floyd County, Georgia has some great fishing opportunities.
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Making and Using a Living Compost Tea for Garden PlantsThis better method of making compost tea also infuses air into the mix to make for an even better compost tea mixture.
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How to Improve Sandy Soil in Your GardenIf your soil is too sandy and you don't know what to do, here are easy tips to improve that soil.
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What is the Go Fish Georgia Initiative?Georgia's Go Fish Georgia Initiative is an innovative way to show Georgia as a national fishing location.
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Using Native Blue Flag Iris to Help Filter PesticidesNative blue flag, along with being a lovely flower, has filtering capabilities for pesticides as well.
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The Proper Way to Divide Your PerennialsStep-by-step guidelines for dividing perennials in the garden. -
What Are Cole Crops?Cole crops are a group of cool weather crops that include kohlrabi, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and broccoli.
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Growing prickly pears for prickly pear jellyThis ornamental cactus is edible and has great flowers.
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New Georgia Department of Natural Resources Android/Apple App: How it Helps Those Who FishFor those with the iPhone or an Android phone, there is a new application out by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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Herb vinegars from the herb gardenWhether it is single-herb vinegars or combination herb vinegars, here is how to maximize your herb garden.
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Planting and caring for your gardenia plantThe gardenia is a fragrant flower that is a fan favorite in the Southeast United States.
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2012 Arkansas Fishing Licenses and FeesArkansas requires a fishing permit or license to fish in their waters, these are the fees and available licenses for 2012.
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6 perfect plants for an herb tea gardenThese plants are all able to be used in teas, fresh from the garden or dried.
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2012 Arkansas Fishing Length Limits and Bag LimitsFor those with a legal fishing license, these are the 2012 fishing length limits and the bag limits for fishing in Arkansas.
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How to Pick the Right Fishing Line for Your Fishing NeedsFishing line comes in a few different compounds and are used depending on specific needs.
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2012 Florida Fishing Bag and Length LimitsFor the 2012 bag limits in Florida, both general and special, the regulations are listed here.Also published on:
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2012 Fishing Licenses and Fees for ColoradoTo take fish out of Colorado waters, you'll need a license if it isn't during the free fishing weekend.
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2012 Oregon Fishing Licenses and FeesThere are different license fees depending on whether you have residency in the state of Oregon or not.
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2012 Mississippi Fishing Licenses and FeesA complete overview of the fishing licenses available in Mississippi for 2012.
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2012 Fishing Licenses and Fees for Louisiana FishingTo legally fish and take those fish out of Louisiana waters, you'll need a fishing license.
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Fishing Regulations for Lake Champlain's TributariesThose fishing in and around Lake Champlain may not realize that there are separate fishing regulations for the tributaries of the lake.
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2012 Military and Recreational Gear Fishing License Fees for LouisianaIn addition to regular lifetime, resident, and nonresident fishing licenses, there are special licenses for military service people and for those using recreational gear.
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2012 Fishing Size and Bag Limits for DelawareFor the 2012 fishing season, these are the fishing size and bag limits for those fishing in Delaware.
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Missouri Wildflowers for Sunny LandscapesThose looking for plants for a sunny spot in the yard can't do wrong by any of these chosen plants.
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Missouri Wildflowers for Shady LandscapesFor those living in Missouri that would like to incorporate more native plants into your garden, there are many to choose from in this listing.
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2012 Texas Fishing Stamp EndorsementsTexas fishing stamp endorsements are added to valid fishing licenses to extend the ability to keep certain fish or to fish in certain waters.
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Two Native Spring Plants for a Bee GardenThere are two very good native spring plants for a bee garden in the California poppy and the elegant clarkia.
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Free 2012 bulb catalogs for flower gardeningInvigorate your flower garden with some new treats from any of these free bulb catalogs.
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2012 Fishing Licenses and Fees for TexasA fishing license in Texas is mandatory for taking any fish from Texas waters.
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2012 Alabama Fishing Licenses and FeesThere are many types of Alabama fishing licenses, so find the one that is right for you.
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2012 Fishing Size Limits for AlabamaThese size limits are for any federally owned or managed or state owned or managed public fishing site in Alabama.
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2012 Fishing License Fees and Descriptions for TennesseeHere are the various licenses available, their fees, and what they are used for in Tennessee fishing.
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2012 Fishing Licenses Available for OhioLicenses purchased in Ohio for this 2012 season are good from March 1, 2012 to February 28, 2013.
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Peter Frampton Reunited with Les Paul He Lost 30 Years AgoThe hit guitarist, Peter Frampton, has been recently reunited with a Gibson Les Paul guitar he lost more than 30 years ago.
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Rules on Collecting Your Own Baitfish in New YorkCollecting your own baitfish is an affordable way to fish without having to buy bait before hand. Know the rules and regulations and fish legally.
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A Few Simple Budgeting Ideas for Home Improvement and Remodeling ProjectsWhile there are many ways to get the best deal on items, these are some simple ideas for keeping your budget under control.
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The Garden Herbs that Deer Will Leave AloneIf you'd like to create an herb garden with plants that aren't favorites to the deer community, here are a few great selections to start off with.
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Understanding Plant Life CyclesPlants have a definitive life cycle, termed by the length of their normal growing season.
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Planting and Transplanting in a Container GardenYour growing season will be less of a hassle when you know the best way to plant and transplant selections.
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Lake Champlain's Special Fishing RegulationsThere are fishing regulations for both the lake itself and for the tributaries of the lake. This article deals with the fishing regulations on Lake Champlain only and not its tributaries.
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2012 Length Limits for Georgia Freshwater and Trout FishingFishing in Georgia requires a license and knowledge of the length limits.
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How to deadhead your garden effectivelyDeadheading can prevent the plant from going to seed and give it more leaves and flowers.
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How to grow flowers for a farmer's marketFor those looking to start setting up at local farmer's markets, the idea of growing flowers may be an option.
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2012 Recreational Freshwater Fishing License Fees for FloridaThe fishing licenses and fees needed for recreational freshwater fishing in the state of Florida.
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How the Recession is Affecting Home Improvement ReturnsFor those that are still able to do home improvements, the recession does affect some of the returns on your investment.
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Top 5 North Georgia Fishing SpotsWhether it is fly fishing, trout fishing, good bass fishing, or just killing time on a weekend, these waters have great features ready to be had.Also published on:
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Differences Between PBA Oil Patterns and What it Means to Bowlers: A Fan's LookPBA conditions are a bit different than your local bowling center in that they use oil to adjust playing conditions on the lane.Also published on:
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Top 5 Hottest Wives or Girlfriends of Soccer Players in 2012While American football, baseball, or basketball wives tend to get more exposure in the States, soccer has some smoking-hot wives and girlfriends as well.
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PBA Regional Players Doubles Championship Starts Feb. 10: A Fan's PreviewThe PBA Regional Players Doubles Championship in Las Vegas starts February 10, 2012 and runs through the 12th of February.Also published on:
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The Different Types of Mulches and Examples of ThemWhen you are going to use mulch in the garden to supplement the landscaping, it is important to know the relative value of those mulches and whether they are short-term, persistent, or inorganic.
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Ornamental Grasses for High Deer Browse AreasThese selections were all on the list for grasses that deer rarely browse.
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Five Free Horticulture and Gardening Online ClassesThese free classes are great ways to expand your knowledge of horticulture, botany, and other gardening-related topics.
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The best potting mixtures for a container gardenOther than good drainage and the choosing the right size for the plants, finding the right soil mixture for a container gardening is one of the best things you can do for your container plants.
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Picking the right container for an herb gardenThese simple guidelines will have you getting the right container with the right features to ensure that your herbs are healthy and able to be used in the kitchen.
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Make a Wish Foundation and Sean Rash Fulfill Benjamin Doyle's PBA Dream: A Fan's ReactionBenjamin Doyle, a Make a Wish Foundation recipient, bowls with Sean Rash. -
How to maximize profits growing plants to sell for a farmer's marketIf you've thought about this for a side business, you'll want to know how to maximize your profits on selling flowers and vegetables at a farmer's market.
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PBA Teen Masters Qualifying Events for 2012: A Fan's LookThe Teen Masters qualifiers are going to be done in partnership with certain PBA Regional tournaments in 2012.Also published on:
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Tour Dates Released for PBA Teen Masters Qualifying Events in 2012: A Fan's ReactionYoung bowlers in the Teen Masters organization have set their tour dates for the qualifying events for 2012.Also published on:
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Randy Travis Apologizes for Being Drunk Outside a Dallas ChurchRandy Travis, the country singer who enjoyed a good popularity in the early 90's before switching to a more gospel-Christian genre, was arrested February 6th, 2012 for being drunk outside a Dallas, Texas church.
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How to Ward Off the Norovirus as a Cruise PassengerLearning more about the norovirus and how it is contracted can help you prevent catching it in crowds, like cruises.
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Picking the Right Herbs for a Container GardenHaving a container garden of herbs not only brings wonderful scents and plants to look at, but also brings additions into the kitchen for use.
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Free Horticulture and Gardening Courses from Utah State UniversityThese classes do not give college credit or degrees, but for those wanting to expand their horticulture education, they are worth their weight in gold. -
First Global Tenpin Bowling Tour Becomes Reality: A Fan's ReactionAnnounced Wednesday, February 1st, 2012, the Professional Bowlers Association, or PBA, announced the first global tenpin bowling tour.Also published on:
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How to Force Forsythia Branches to Bloom IndoorsBy learning how to force a forsythia branch to bloom indoors you can have some of the same impact that others have in their yard in your home or office.
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Free Heirloom Seed Catalogs for the 2012 Growing SeasonWant to find different varieties of heirlooms to put in your garden this year? Here is a good start to the season. -
Free Vegetable Seed and Plant Catalogs for the 2012 Growing SeasonCreating a vegetable, herb, or fruit garden can be a nice way to save your family money. -
The 2012 USDA Hardiness Zone MapGardening staple, the USDA Hardiness Zone Map went through some changes this year.
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Branches that Can Be Forced to Bloom IndoorsMany trees and shrubs can be pruned and their branches placed inside to bloom at times when they do not usually flower.
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How to get free organic seed catalogs for the 2012 growing seasonWith organic gardening on the rise, more people are looking to find free organic seed catalogs to stock up their necessities. -
Things You Should Do in January to Your HouseplantsThink that houseplants only need water and a bit of sunlight to survive and thrive? Well there are plenty of things that you should be doing, even in January, to help your houseplants have the best growth and display that they can. -
How to Identify and Prevent Mosaic VirusesWhile there is nothing that can be done to treat the virus once it has overcome the plant, there are a few things that you can do to help keep the virus away from your plants. -
Replace a Furnace or Use Furnace Retrofits: Which is Better?A brief overview of what furnace retrofits are and how they can be used over furnace replacement.
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Fast Growing Annuals that Attract Butterflies and HummingbirdsAnnual plants are good to fill in around bare spots in the garden or to make a theme garden that changes year to year.
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Fast Growing Annual Plants that Are Easy to Grow for the Beginning GardenerFast growing annuals let you enjoy the maturity of your plants quicker before their season dies.
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Annuals to Plant in a Hummingbird GardenFinding the right annuals can help complement the bare spots in the garden, or you can create one with purely annuals.
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Planting and Growing the Lobed TickseedAlso known as early coreopsis, dwarf tickseed, or eared coreopsis, this native is a member of the Aster family of plants. It is botanically known as Coreopsis auriculata.
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Native Plants that Bloom in JanuaryNative plants are great inclusions into an existing garden or as a stand-alone wildflower garden.
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Shrubs that Deer Rarely Browse and DestroyAccording to University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, these examples are some of the shrubs that deer will rarely browse.
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Drought Tolerant Perennial Plants for a Dry LandscapeThese selected perennial plants are all native to the United States and are drought-tolerant according to NPIN, the Native Plant Information Network.
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Wildflowers in the Tallgrass Prairie EcosystemThe tallgrass prairie ecosystem, with its deep rich soil, was once the largest ecosystem in the U.S.
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Deciduous Native Shrubs for Partial ShadeDeciduous shrubs allow leaves to turn colors in the fall and gently fall away in the winter.
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Full Sun Evergreen Flowering Native Plants that Prefer Dry SoilThese flowering native plants are both evergreen, meaning they won't lose their leaves, and are fine for full sun conditions.
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Cold Tolerant Native Perennials for the GardenCold tolerant plants are great for those looking to plant a garden or landscape ornamentals in places where it gets cold.
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Five winter-blooming shrubs for great cold-season colorPlanting some of these great winter-blooming shrubs can accent any landscape.
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Saving Money and Energy with Routine Filter ChangesHow changing your heating and air conditioner filter can help save you money and energy.
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Benefits of Duct Sealing for Energy EfficiencyA look at some of the benefits homeowners can achieve by sealing their heating and cooling ducts.
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Types of Insulation for Unfinished WallsIf you are adding on to your house or building any type of building where you want to reduce energy costs and keep heating and air conditioning comfort, there are many different types of insulation that go into unfinished walls.
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Two Types of Insulation for Open Wall CavitiesInsulation is a very cost effective way to reduce air leaks, energy loss, and increase energy efficiency.
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Two Types of Insulation that Must Be Done at Time of Home ConstructionThere are two types of insulation that will need to be done while your home is being built. These are ICFs and SIPs.
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How to Save Energy and Money with a Programmable ThermostatA programmable thermostat may save your family $180 a year on their utility bills.