The Muscatine Compost Facility at the Transfer Station will open for the season at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 14, weather ...

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The city's initial leaf rake-out deadline fell during a Thanksgiving weekend storm that dropped up to 8 inches of snow in Milwaukee.

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After a couple of weeks it can be buried in soil or added to the compost heap, where it breaks down quickly. Wormeries are handy too, especially in small gardens. They use compost worms, usually tiger ...

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Taking place only once every two years, Hostex is the moment when the industry reconnects – to source solutions, share insight and explore what’s next ...

At last, slightly longer days and a clock change at the end of the month. Gardens are coming alive again after the cold wet winter and we can hope for warmer days ahead again.Cercis trees, with their ...